Collection of AJAX Start pages/Homepages
Ultimate list of AJAXed Start pages / Home Pages. Though, 85% of the sites looks and does almost the same thing :/ . Inspired from one of the post at listible.
Netvibes - One of the best AJAX desktop which supports logging of any number of Gmail accounts, Y! Mails, POP Mails, Integration with Writely, ICal, del.icio.us, Box.Net and much more..
Live.com - One of the most Popular Start Page, from Microsoft. Clean and simple layout, MSN Messenger.
Google.com Personalized - Google’s version of Live.com. AJAXed nicely, supports Gmail Messenger, but only one login.
Start.com - Another AJAXed start Page from Microsoft much like Live.
PageFlakes - A start page with tabbed page navigations and lots of modules.
MaxiGATE.com is a personal and social startpage that uses no module but can do anything. MAXI-gate -> “Maximalize Gateway”
SmileyToday - Smileys and lots of fun stuff like cursors, gossip with nice use of AJAX.
Magnoto.com - a start page which looks like a fridge and has magnets you stick on the fridge.
Home Portals - The real one Nice AJAX start page lots of features.
POPURLS - nice AJAX start page that allows you to see popular sites from digg, del.icio.us, furl and many others.
Yet Another Start Page(s) ….
Eskobo - Almost same as live. AJAX.
March 25th, 2006 at 11:40 am
you left out yahoo even its My yahoo has AJAX stuff
March 26th, 2006 at 12:54 am
[...] AJAXwrite is a new application for online word processing. The working and functionality is descent, and is more of a Windows look, rather than a Web 2.0 one. ajaxWrite is a streamlined word processor, comparable to Microsoft Word. To keep the program lean, we left out some obscure advanced features; you’ll find the functions you use most often, right where you’d expect them to be. (We’re still working on the spell checker.) You can import and export documents in all popular formats, including documents with graphics. The save function lets you save your work to a drive on your computer. Also, since you run ajaxWrite from your web browser, it is platform independent and can therefore be used with any operating system. [...]
March 26th, 2006 at 4:51 pm
Thanks Rakesh, Added :)
March 26th, 2006 at 5:10 pm
All of them are almost the same :/
January 3rd, 2007 at 8:44 am
Have you seen beta.myway.com ?