Sometimes old can be new. Many people today use Google for their browser home page because it gives them instant access to the whole internet. In fact it is standard practice for computer retailers to install Google on the home page on every new computer sold. The problem is that the user must enter a keyword for every site or type of site they which to visit, or rely heavily on saved links and bookmarks. Wholelook.com takes all that away by providing front page links to most of the current popular websites such as Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and Youtube, etc., as well providing a front page link to all of the major search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Bing, and Ask, etc,. Whole Look also provides it’s own competent search.

Wholelook.com is the first bonafide browsing website since the mid nineties. In the early days of the Internet, Search Engine websites such as Yahoo, Netscape, Excite, and Alta Vista were the multifaceted web portals through which the Internet was accessed. Each site offered a search bar plus myriads of links to the main stream common and interesting features of the time as well as providing a search engine or search directory capability. Through the mid nineties, Netscape was the standard web browser on most computers. Yahoo et al, also comprised search engine portals and directories which you accessed through Netscape. Google was still a few years in the future. Then Microsoft Explorer came along and it was positioned as a portal to competitively distinguish it from Netscape the browser. Over time, most of the original search engine portals dropped the portal aspect altogether, and most are now just simple search engines boxes along the format eventually pioneered by Google.

Over time the term portal in general has been commandeered to be the generic term used for any website, as it is in effect the sic, portal to that company's or person's stuff. To surf around on the internet now requires keeping bookmarks or favourites saved everywhere at best, or having a darn good memory for typing the URLs manually into a browser or Search engine every time at worst. A few Search Engines like Yahoo, and MSN, and Excite have retained the portal aspect, but now mostly offer only daily news and simple titillations, plus their own stuff. Whole Look has turned it all around again by making getting out to the internet its stuff.

In that respect, not only does Whole Look provide a search bar presenting items not usually found in the major search engines, but all of the major engines are only one click away under the Whole Look search box. It is possible to literally search the whole web in minutes for a particular item instead of an hour. A user simply uses the back space button on their browser to get back to the Whole Look home page from any location on the Web. Or alternatively they can use Whole Look’s "Home Page" icon found at the top of any page in which the user has gone out from Whole Look.

One of the main topics of interest in today's Internet is Social Networking, also called Social Internet websites, and also called W 2. The developers of Whole Look have located icon links to all of the major Social Internet websites just one click away at the top of the Whole Look home page. Anther collection of the more common Social Internet sites has been placed down the left side of the home page. Under the "More" button at the bottom of the list are yet another sixty. The picture is clear, Whole Look is very convenient. Like the dashboard of a car or a control panel, the Internet at large is right there at the user’s fingertips. As such Whole Look makes an ideal home page for any browser. The developers have also strived to make Whole Look as ergonomically comfortable as possible with lots of open spaces and a unique background which creates an intriguing partial 3D effect.

Whole Look is also unique in offering a full size color Cartoon at the top left of the home page which changes every day. Whole Look also includes a number of little on the fly plug-in jokes on the home page which also change every day. The Daily Definition alone tells the story. Whole look also provides a piano keyboard plus a side list of a number of additional joke type features which also change every day.

Whole look also offers a variety of Daily Article, Daily Famous Birthday, Daily Picture, and Daily Astronomy, type features, which likewise change every day for the musement of the user. For those who have a specific or necessary interest in Yahoo, MSN etc., Whole Look also provides direct links to them on the home page.

No matter what the browser, users muse, or inclinations. Whole Look is all in all an ideal choice for anyone’s browser’s Home Page. For user convenience, simple instructions for making Whole Look the home page for all major browsers has been provided near the bottom of the Wholelook.com front page.

The Author Cliff Livingstone has a keen interest in http://wholelook.com, plus is the author of the hilariously funny new Book titled, The Karmic car Cycles’, (See website www.karmiccarcycles.com). He is also the author of an uproarious six book set of memoirs called, 'The CliffR Project' (See www.cliffr.com).