While I can definitely commiserate with Google ending services (Google Pack, for one, and SideWiki for another), I can see why they would want to cut back on iGoogle in their age of 'streamlining'. I used it for a while, but as a homepage it became undesirable because of a slower load time, and I was having difficulties keeping the widgets organized. Since many were third-party, sometimes they would break or disappear. So what is an alternative? Well, until I hear about a third-party solution, something I was intrigued by was this guy <http://www.xorph.com/start/>, who put a page on his website with what he needs. The advantage of this is he can have public and private content (latter accessed by login; try clicking on 'edit this page'), accessible from anywhere, with local content and content sourced from or linked to anywhere on the Internet. So about the same advantage as iGoogle/MyYahoo, but more personalized (on the other hand, more work to set up). -Arlo James Barnes *PostScript* Ninja'd by Chad Kieffer edition: I use Instapaper to turn what would be an insane amount of bookmarks into CSV.
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