Share a tab from Your Personalized iGoogle Page

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Saad Hamid on June 21, 2007

Though I am not a big fan fan of Personalized Google Homepage i.e. iGoogle but it definitely has some features which really make it interesting and the best user choice. Previously iGoogle had some problems which caused users to lose their personalized settings and since then Google has tried its best to win the heart of its users.

Share a Tab From iGoogle

Googlified reports that Google has added a new feature to iGoogle which will let users share their personalized tabs with their friends or family. Moreover Googlelified suggests that this feature can be useful for those users who are always scared to lose their personalized tab settings.

How To Share an iGoogle Tab

To share an iGoogle Tab just click on the drop-down arrow next to the title of the tab and choose "Share This Tab". Enter the email addresses where you would want this Tab to be emailed and then click "Send". Screenshot credits to GoogleOS.

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http://digitalmail.blogspot.com/ Digital I.T Blog

Nice tutorial and information i will try to share it with my friends .
http://www.sei.typepad.com Bari Lee

We are just loving iGoogle. Only complaint is that you can’t change to entire background color.
http://blog.shankarganesh.com Shankar Ganesh

My personal favourite start page used to be Netvibes. For some reason, I hate iGoogle. I use it occasionally though.
http://www.sizlopedia.com Dj Flush

I do not use “Start Page” or “Personalized Page” services much but I think soon I will start using one permanently soon and iGoogle will definitely be a good start.
http://www.thetechieblog.net/2007/06/21/internet-tv/ Internet Tv

i should use iGoogle more however i never get around to personalizing it.
http://tech4sure.blogspot.com/ Ashish Saini (Ashfame)

How can i add blog search to google homepage like we have tabs for web, images, groups etc?
Anyway of doing that, then lemme know.
Ron

Once again the Internet appeals to the Lowest Common Denominator in its audience, lazy people who didn’t want to have to think about anything. I don’t like any of the igoogle “looks” or devices and I didn’t ask for it to be my Home page, yet there it is! Pushy bastards.