After registration on the site, the user can key a list of Internet addresses into a text box. The loading of this page is a bit slow, depending on the number of pages condensed into the personal page and their capacity. More advanced possibilities offered by quickbrowse are the ability to save folders of sites in a personal folder for future use, as well as to edit them. One can also define, in advance, dates for automatic delivery of site folders by e-mail, to convert the main page into its browser symbols, or to send it to a friend. The site also supports Web sites whose addresses change every day according to the date, as well as Web sites requiring an entry password.
Web sites including complex design and special effects are likely to suffer a bit.
The different content and services appear in several different windows and are scattered across several personally customized pages. In addition, one can process the content to a certain extent, so that in the windows one chooses in advance, only specific parts of pages will appear. The site offers several models for ready pages, on subjects like shopping, tourism, sport and finances. Additional pages can be added and personally customized any time. By contrast with quickbrowse, OpenPage makes no provision for integrating entire Web sites into the personal page, but only selected parts of them.