What's your homepage on your internet browser?

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Mine is igoogle. U?

google

http://www.dogpile.com

Much better than Google. It's a meta search engine, i.e. it searches using several search engines at once, including Google. It displays results according to relevance; Google displays them by popularity. It makes suggestions to help narrow your search, and suggests corrections for possible spelling errors.

And it has a cute cartoon dog!

I don't have a homepage. I set all my browsers to open with a blank page.

about:blank

about:blank

i dont like when it starts loading and i dont want it at the moment.

a friend wanted to use my laptop to check his emails, he clicked on the icon, the browser showed up and he was waiting for the homepage to load untill a warned him that it would not happen. he said he didnt know anyone without homepage.

Google.

I haven't set it back to my normal yet.

Google News

My Yahoo homepage, always logged in so I can see when I get a new mail.

Google. If I want my browser open, chances are good i am going to search.

at the moment it is that:
http://www.daemon-search.com/startpage
i dont really care about what homepage i ve got, i dont even look at it.
but i dont want a blank page.
so anything will do.

A little something like this:

http://www.gamewallpapers.com/members/| ... ail/?hl=en#inbox

Seriously

Google.

This one:

Spaziogames

CNN

My homepage (which is what the thread asked for) on most of my browsers, is Google - http://www.google.co.uk/

I use Seamonkey almost all of the time, so I get full control over....

On navigator start up, I display a blank page.
On opening a new window, I display my home page.
On adding a new tab, I display a blank page.

(I rarely open more than the single navigator window, but it's handy to be able to go straight to Google with one, when I know I am about to (probably) click a whole load of links, as tabs. That game works nicely in a distinct window, which I can get get rid of, in one fell swoop, when I'm done with it.)

Where I get the option, in other (lesser) browsers, I do roughly as above.

I.e. in Firefox, I seem only to have the option of setting what to do "When Firefox starts:", which seems to apply both then and when I open an additional window, so I set that to a blank page. There seems to be no control over what a new tab starts with - it is always blank.

Opera I use rarely, and at a glance, it seems as restricted as Firefox.

Konqueror is a little better.

Begrudgingly, I'll admit IE7 gives some control.