Recently I started using Googles browser Chrome (well technically chromium) on Linux for my browsing needs. It is very fast, low on CPU and Memory, I quite like it. I am now also sure Flash plugin is teh CPU hog pig Anyway, one really cool feature I missed from Firefox was the ability to set multiple pages as the homepage. In firefox, Id just click the Home button, and it would open all of the pages I regularly follow, I could not find this functionality out of the box with Chrome. What is a geek to do ? Well of course write some javascript

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