subject: A Perfect Home Page - A Myth Or Reality? [print this page] How often do you click on that little button shaped like a house located at the top portion of your browser? This icon stands for "home page" and that page is actually supposed to be the one you would want to see most. For many, it is simply a preset page, such as Yahoo or Google, which leads them onto different pages in the course of a web search. These pages are impossible to modify, and they are usually not as attention-grabbing as their creators may believe them to be.
Every site you visit has its own home page full of information and menu options. Some home pages contain a lot of extra data that is hard to browse through. Others make it easy to find what you are looking for but lack details often sought by visitors. No perfect home page exists and only your social network's profile page could be as creative and fun as you are. Facebook, for instance, allows you to add various boxes to your page, applications such as "Cities I visited" or "Post-its," MySpace individual users' pages are also highly customizable you can make your personality shine through with colors of your choice and even music.
Making your browser's home page as customizable as your page on a social networking site was a goal that was impossible to reach until now. Now, there is a solution and it is only a log-in away.
Logaway.com brings a long-awaited change to your browsing experience while making it completely safe. Logaway's innovative approach to security through use of same encryption methods used by the NSA allows you to access all of your favorite websites by using only one user ID and password set. Logaway provides you with an opportunity to create a customized home page with a layout, color, and the content you want it is yours and yours alone. The home page gives you access to anything you may need email, social networking, news, sports or banking without the need for you to remember any of your previous usernames and passwords. Logaway is revolutionizing the internet surfing experience as we know it one user at a time.
