👉 Homepage computing refers to the practice of using a web browser's homepage as a central hub for accessing various online services and applications, rather than navigating through multiple individual websites. This approach leverages browser extensions, plugins, and built-in features to integrate productivity tools, social media platforms, messaging apps, and other useful services directly into the browser's interface. For example, users can access email clients, note-taking apps, file managers, and even virtual desktops all from a single, streamlined interface. This not only simplifies navigation but also enhances efficiency by reducing the need to switch between different applications, creating a more cohesive and user-friendly computing experience.
