Top 10 Best Homepages

The Top Ten

  1. BestHomepageEver.com

    This homepage is the greatest. After using it for a while, I'll never go back to MSN. Not because it sucks, but because this homepage is the absolute best. I was having somewhat of a problem with the homepage jumping in and out of sign-in. I dropped an email to Justin, and with his suggestions for my end and whatever he did on his end, I stay signed in all day until I sign out. Does anybody think MSN, Google, or any of the others would do that? I used MSN for many years, and I can guarantee you that they don't care enough to help you out with something like this.

    Another aspect: No commercials or fake news blasting in your face on this homepage. I get to pick my own, imagine that! Try it for 10 days, and you will never go back. Get signed in so the link box will work and away you go!

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  2. Google

    Google LLC is an American multinational technology company specializing in Internet-related services and products, including online advertising technologies, search, cloud computing, software, and hardware. It was founded in September 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were Ph.D. students... read more

    I vote for Google because it's simple and easy. Whenever I can't find the answers, I just go back to my homepage and search the question, website, topic, subject, or the keyword. A perfect homepage for your family or beginners.

    Add Google as your homepage now! Information comes at your fingertips. Best homepage ever! Go GOOGLE!

    Every other homepage I've had went along great, then BAM, they change everything. I love this site! So far, they only make small improvements at a time.

    Thank you from myself and others who have enough trouble with changes. Remembering isn't easy as you get older.

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  3. Yahoo!

    Yahoo! is an American web services provider headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. It is operated by Yahoo Inc., which is 90 percent owned by investment funds managed by Apollo Global Management and 10 percent by Verizon Communications. Yahoo offers a variety of services, including a web portal, search... read more

    I've used Yahoo! as my homepage since I created my first email account. It did get annoying until I managed to block the ads and learn which links to avoid. I like the fact I get the main headlines of the day in a pic and summary form. I know what the world is talking about, and all I did was open my browser with one click.

    If I can't find a link I like here, I'll either Google it or use a couple of my old go-to search engines. Other than that, I can't complain. It's not just a blank page with a search bar, which to me is pointless for a starting point. I've learned things I never would have, or probably even wanted to learn without having this homepage. I've come to love it like my shampoo selection. I have many that do what I want on special occasions, but I always go back to the tried and tested "Old Faithful."

    The layout is easy to navigate and customize, unless it's English (UK) spelling you want.

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  4. Bing

    Bing is more secure than Google, as it does not collect information from your activities. It has less fake information than Google. Very soon, Bing is going to be the world's best homepage due to Nokia.

    In 2011, Gmail was number one, Yahoo Mail was number two, and Hotmail/Outlook was in the third position. But now, in 2014, Outlook is in second place and very soon, Outlook will grab the position of number one. In five years, Microsoft is going to be the user's favorite. In the section of cell phones, Microsoft will be at the top in market value. Don't forget, Apple started from Microsoft. It's the game of time being.

    Colorful and informative. The really great thing is that you don't have to go to MSN, which is total crap.

  5. Kadaza

    I absolutely love this homepage. It's quick, user-friendly, and has no ads! I love the colors, the overview, and the comprehensive web directory covering almost any subject. You can also personalize the start page in a few simple steps. Additionally, you don't need to register to use the customization features, which is pretty unique.

    I've been using it as my daily start-up page for years now, and I'll keep using it. My wife also loves Kadaza. It's safe, easy, and fast. My recommendation: make Kadaza your homepage for a fast internet browsing experience!

    It doesn't get any better than this! No ads. Simple, fast, clean, and attractive. A single click takes you to the most popular sites, with links to everything from email to financial news and all categories in between, like social media and sports. It's been my only homepage for 3 years, and as long as it's around, I won't use anything else. The customizable homepage is easy to use and fast-loading. Thank you, Kadaza!

  6. MSN.com

    The best homepage for many topics. It provides a good overview of trending stories. I use this as my homepage since no other site offers as much as MSN.

    I have looked at others, and they do not compare.

    MSN.com provides the latest news as soon as you log onto the Internet. It really keeps you up to date with everything, even when you're not looking. Although, I do not like the new layout.

    I also agree with a previous post about there being too many ads.

    Had to look a long time to find it again. Somehow I got switched to some other crap.

  7. TheTopTens

    TheTopTens is a countdown-based website launched on November 18, 2005, which consists of user-generated content.

    Visitors can vote, comment, like other comments, and view user-created remixes. Registered users have access to additional features on the site, such as creating lists, remixes, posts... read more

    We're on it right now, so of course it's the best!

    I voted because I like how there are endless lists you can make, and the homepage is pretty cool.

  8. YouTube

    YouTube is a global video-sharing website headquartered in San Bruno, California, United States. It was created by three former PayPal employees on February 14, 2005. In November 2006, Google acquired YouTube for US$1.65 billion, and it is currently ranked as the second most visited website worldwide... read more

    As opposed to Yahoo, which I've used for a long time, with YouTube, I don't have sports stuff "IN MY FACE" all the time. I like that YouTube lets me pick and choose from a variety of subjects. So far it's free, and that's a plus.

    It is a very brilliant website with many things to see. I am positive that this is one of the very best websites ever. It even has great new videos for travelers, teens, and any person!

    Thank you!

    I spend most of my time on YouTube, and I really like it. There are even people that make videos every day.

  9. IgHome

    You can set up previews to a wide variety of news, sports, entertainment, and other websites. It is very flexible. You can also set up a long list of shortcuts to any of your frequently visited sites.

    This one is better than many of the ones that are listed above it.

    A tremendous aggregation site, customizable, and a perfect replacement for the old iGoogle homepage.

  10. DuckDuckGo

    I've been using DuckDuckGo for a few years now and find that it really does what it says it will do. DDG is more about you and your protection than about what's popular, cute, or cool.

    Is it perfect? No. By the same token, it is working on behalf of the users and not telling them what they should and shouldn't do.

    What they aren't perfect at right now, they are working hard to improve day by day. This is the type of company I can support and one that I know is working to support me. Their concern isn't about how can we look good? Their concern is, How are we doing, and what can we do to improve?

    I have used DuckDuckGo for several years and love it! I've had no trouble with it. If you access settings on your computer, you can set it to always use only this site.

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  13. Protopage

    This is what a real homepage should be. Take a look and play with it for a while. The learning curve is not a big deal.

    The only thing I would suggest is that when creating a widget, I would like to create it and fill in the links, although there may be a way to do that I haven't found yet. But overall, this page is fantastic. I am highly recommending it, especially if you want a page with no nonsense. All your stuff is there. It doesn't disappear. It saves what you save and appears to be on point. I've only used it for a few days, but I'm that impressed.

    I looked at all these homepages and decided this one would work. It is perfect. I was able to completely personalize the page. I added links to all my favorite web pages, even my mailbox. I can put my favorite news sites here without ads cluttering the page. And I get to choose the backgrounds and add my own personal pictures.

    Terrific homepage. I'm done with Yahoo and their horrible liberal news stories.

  14. X (formerly Twitter)

    X (formerly known as Twitter) is an online news and social networking service where users post and interact with messages, also known as "tweets," limited to 280 characters. The platform was rebranded to X by Elon Musk in July 2023, following his acquisition of Twitter in October 2022.... read more

    Twitter is easy to use and has all your following's posts straight up as soon as you open the app. Twitter is also less cancerous than Facebook, and you can stay anonymous whilst having a laugh and trolling.

    Well, not exactly a homepage, but it is my favorite site to start with...

    The best in terms of free speech, for sure.

  15. AOL

    I find AOL a great site, and they mix their articles well. Their writing is top-notch, progressive, and straightforward.

  16. start.me

    Bye, bye Yahoo! It seems like Yahoo is trying to run people off, job well done! I'm permanently starting on Start.me now.

    I can choose what I want to see, and every third article isn't an advert. Screw Yahoo!

    Start.me has definitely been the best option for me so far. I've been using it for a while now and I haven't found a reason to keep looking.

    Sleek, intuitive, and user-friendly - this homepage should definitely be in the top ten list. It's easy to organize and customize your perfect homepage.

  17. Wikipedia

    Wikipedia is a multilingual free online encyclopedia launched on January 15, 2001, by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger. It is maintained by a community of volunteers who contribute and edit content using a wiki-based platform. These contributors are commonly referred to as Wikipedians.... read more

  18. Amazon.com

    Amazon.com, commonly known as Amazon, is an American e-commerce and cloud computing company founded by Jeff Bezos on July 5, 1994. Originally launched as an online bookstore, it has since expanded to become one of the largest online retailers in the world. The company is headquartered in Seattle, Washington... read more

    One of the best if you've grown tired of being bombarded with clickbait and other annoyances like Bing pushing their extension over and over.

    Its easy-to-understand homepage helps it to be the best online shopping site on the planet.

    Good source for e-books and regular books, plus for general shopping.

  19. Verizon

  20. MyWay

    Don't understand the weather critics. Easy to customize, with great info and access to a full weather forecast, wind speed, radar, etc. No ads to have to deal with. All free. Also, completely satisfactory email. And it is fast. It has a line that tells you how fast every time you hit enter and arrive at your destination.

    I have used this site for ten years. It is fully editable. It has your local T.V. guide, top business news, and weather. Pick from a variety of choices to customise.

    MyWay was the best of them all. Watching for its return. The news sources for the other options are pulled from the garbage can.

  21. Flickr

    Flickr is an image and video hosting service created by Ludicorp in 2004. It has changed ownership several times and has been owned by SmugMug since April 2018. As of 2023, Flickr hosts billions of images and continues to serve as a platform for photographers and visual artists to share their work.

  22. Homepage.org

    It is really the best homepage to have. Everything is very well organized when you need it, and most of the background images or wallpapers are cheerful, inspiring, and beautiful.

    Just visited it. It only took a few minutes to decide to make this my homepage. It was simple and provided fast, straightforward links to popular sites.

    It fits this list perfectly. It's meant to be one of the key Internet homepages.

  23. LinkedIn

    LinkedIn is a business and employment-oriented social networking platform. It was launched in 2003 and is accessible via web and mobile applications. The platform allows professionals to connect, share resumes, post job opportunities, and engage in industry-related discussions.

  24. Facebook

  25. Google Earth

  26. Dogpile

    Great, simple, uncluttered homepage.

  27. eBay

    eBay Inc. is an American multinational e-commerce corporation based in San Jose, California. It facilitates consumer-to-consumer and business-to-consumer sales through its website. The company was founded by Pierre Omidyar in 1995 and became a notable success story during the dot-com bubble.... read more

    eBay is an alternative to Amazon, and you get better prices there on occasion.

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