iGoogle
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What is iGoogle?
iGoogle is your personalized Google page. Add news, photos, weather, and stuff from across the web to your page.
It was available also for mobile at http://google.com/m and for iPhone at http://google.com/ig/i (it has been discontinued on July 2012).
It was available also for mobile at http://google.com/m and for iPhone at http://google.com/ig/i (it has been discontinued on July 2012).
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Discontinued
iGoogle was retired on November 1, 2013; the mobile version on July 31, 2012.
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iGoogle
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Our users have written 2 comments and reviews about iGoogle, and it has gotten 44 likes
- Developed by Google
- Proprietary and Free product.
- 41 alternatives listed
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View alliGoogle was added to AlternativeTo by Danilo_Venom on Jul 10, 2012 and this page was last updated Nov 30, 2021.
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Wish one of these would allow an easy import of iGoogle.
What repalces igoogle now. What does exporting to my computer give me I liked this google function and would like to be able to have something similar, not on my hard disk as it would be static but on line. Does anyone have a solution?
[Edited by Echosierra, October 30]
Reply written about 8 years ago
From what I've read and understand, igHome provides some way of importing your iGoogle settings into their app. I've not seen that mentioned for any of the other listed here.
One would think that with all the software geniuses Google hires, one of them could have built a port that would shift as many gadgets from iGoogle over to their new Chrome app framework, instead of making everyone try and figure this out on their own. I'm probably going with My Yahoo , if only because I have no idea if any of the other alternatives will survive for a long time or not, and I might give ighome a try since it supposedly has this import function, since they at least makes it easy.
Reply written about 8 years ago
My Yahoo lets you import from iGoogle...
Reply written about 8 years ago
If you only need to import your feeds, you can try IFeedle . Dead simple, no signup required.
Reply written about 8 years ago
Shame iGoogle has shut down, but i've discovered Protopage.com and it's much better!