Default Browser Home Page
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
mine is about:blank at least it loads fast Nish
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
My homepage is a small PHP webpage I wrote that reads a set of links, contacts, tasks, events, announcements, and (yes) CodeProject forum threads, from a MySQL database and arranges them in lists. As it is local to my machine, it takes very little longer to load then about:blank or [about:<b>Hi, I'm David</b>](about:<b>Hi, I'm David</b>). But then you should expect overkill from me. :cool:
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Dr David Wulff, Phd Aqkuoerian Sciences dwulff@battleaxesoftware.nospam.com Founder of The BLA iF yuo find speeling mistkaes, don;t blaem me, blaem my keybord.
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
slashdot.org Have to get my daily dose of geek news every morning :)
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
I save all my bookmarks here, and use it as my "default" page. http://paddedwall.org/john/bookmarks.html "...the staggering layers of obcenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. LOL! been there done that...I changed mine about 6 months ago...:-D Andy Metcalfe - Sonardyne International Ltd
(andy.metcalfe@lineone.net)
http://www.resorg.co.uk"I'm just another 'S' bend in the internet. A ton of stuff goes through my system, and some of the hairer, stickier and lumpier stuff sticks." - Chris Maunder (I just couldn't let that one past ;))
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My homepage is a small PHP webpage I wrote that reads a set of links, contacts, tasks, events, announcements, and (yes) CodeProject forum threads, from a MySQL database and arranges them in lists. As it is local to my machine, it takes very little longer to load then about:blank or [about:<b>Hi, I'm David</b>](about:<b>Hi, I'm David</b>). But then you should expect overkill from me. :cool:
:cool: -=:suss:=-
Dr David Wulff, Phd Aqkuoerian Sciences dwulff@battleaxesoftware.nospam.com Founder of The BLA iF yuo find speeling mistkaes, don;t blaem me, blaem my keybord.
But then you should expect overkill from me. Now why aren't we surprised...? ;) Andy Metcalfe - Sonardyne International Ltd
(andy.metcalfe@lineone.net)
http://www.resorg.co.uk"I'm just another 'S' bend in the internet. A ton of stuff goes through my system, and some of the hairer, stickier and lumpier stuff sticks." - Chris Maunder (I just couldn't let that one past ;))
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
just look at http://www.codeproject.com/jscript/cookies_intro.asp t!
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Same here ;) - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
msn.com baaaaaaahh Jon Sagara I can't think of anything original to say.
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
Default URL in IE: "about:blank"
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
Custom bookmarks.html page which opens links in new windows. It's much faster than using the favorites menu and I can use the same page on any system with ease.
Todd Smith
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
Code Project, befor CP it was about:blank Regardz Colin J Davies P.S I need beta testers for VMTU.
Speed up your internet connection with VMTU
Variable Maximum Transfer Unit, or VMTU is an algorithm for negotiating the packet sizes passed from your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to your Internet TCP connection. The connection speed does not increase; the throughput of the modem is improved.
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For years I've always started my web browsing through the run command on the start bar as it was only a few key clicks away. Now I've installed XP I've started using IE from the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the task tray. This change has led me to see my default browser home page more often. (www.msn.co.uk). This has started me wondering, what does everybody else use as their default web page? I think I'll change mine to CodeProject as this site is the one I tend to go for first when I start my daily browse. Michael :-)
Only 1 out of 4 people have CodeProject as their homepage? :eek: Guys - you wound me! cheers, Chris Maunder (CodeProject)
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Only 1 out of 4 people have CodeProject as their homepage? :eek: Guys - you wound me! cheers, Chris Maunder (CodeProject)
I have to get the news first, but my next stop after msn.com is CP! Jon Sagara I can't think of anything original to say.
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Only 1 out of 4 people have CodeProject as their homepage? :eek: Guys - you wound me! cheers, Chris Maunder (CodeProject)
I don't need it as my homepage, as it's open in a background window most of the time. :rolleyes:
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Dr David Wulff, Phd Aqkuoerian Sciences dwulff@battleaxesoftware.nospam.com Founder of The BLA iF yuo find speeling mistkaes, don;t blaem me, blaem my keybord.
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Only 1 out of 4 people have CodeProject as their homepage? :eek: Guys - you wound me! cheers, Chris Maunder (CodeProject)
Chris, Maybe a survey to see why Folk don't have CP as a home page, This should be important for you ! One reason why I have CP as my homepage is, I support CP and believe another hit on CP isn't at all bad for your pocket, and hopefully you'll reinvest some of this in CP. Someone suggested a while ago having CP as a miling address for members, Could you run an honest system where application for the address is reliant on having CP as a home page ? Ouch more late nights, :-) Regardz Colin J Davies P.S I need beta testers for VMTU.
Speed up your internet connection with VMTU
Variable Maximum Transfer Unit, or VMTU is an algorithm for negotiating the packet sizes passed from your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to your Internet TCP connection. The connection speed does not increase; the throughput of the modem is improved.