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I'm actually tempted to write up a simple HTML bit. Use frames to have a list of links on the left side of the page that loads some of my bookmarks on the right side in another frame and set that as my home page.
Similar to what Elvion was discussing
You want something nice and simple? Go to www.kepl.com.au and look at the frameset page and the sideframe. It works that way.Quote:
Originally posted by Gromgor
I'm actually tempted to write up a simple HTML bit. Use frames to have a list of links on the left side of the page that loads some of my bookmarks on the right side in another frame and set that as my home page.
Similar to what Elvion was discussing
I also keep about:blank as my homepage. Mostly because there's nothing that I need to see every time I open a window. Most of the time, I'm going for something specific out on the internets, so about:blank loads instantly, and I can navigate away from there.
http://pooh/
Its our home networks server. There are a few links on there that we have special and are there for me.
Your home network being 100acre?Quote:
Originally posted by Shani
http://pooh/
Its our home networks server. There are a few links on there that we have special and are there for me.
Firefox Google, but the other half uses Opera and that speed dial window is seven shades of fricken awesome!
Yep. My main machine is Kanga, my laptop is Tigger, hubbys machine is Roo, our server is Pooh, our tv stuff is on Eeyore and piglet is my husbands laptop.Quote:
Originally posted by Rosuav
Your home network being 100acre?
At work it's the corporate webpage, at home, I have no idea. It's whatever the default is. Probably google on firefox and MSN on IE. On Konqueror it's google, i think.
My uncertainty stems from the fact that I never open my browser via its icon. If I want to access a site, I click start > run > type in the website and hit ok. sometimes it autocompletes to a place i've been before and i down-arrow and hit enter. but i never open the browser and then go to the website. my common destinations are:
www.gmail.com
www.google.com
http://www.thresholdrpg.com/forums/s...&action=getnew
http://reader.google.com
http://docs.google.com
(windows doesn't like start > run and then a website that doesn't begin with www so you have to put http:// in front of sites taht don't begin with www, it's fine under KDE, though)
I've been totally a sucker and just going to the forums and then clicking get new posts. I'm ashamed I wasn't already doing this :)Quote:
Rosuav would probably point out that the s=& is superfluous, and he'd be right. I often just make a link in my quicklaunch bar to that link, as well.