Windows Live now supports Firefox

Windows Live now supports Firefox! And so for a few days, I will be trying it as my startpage instead of My Protopage homepage.

Here's how my Windows Live page with 3 columm layout is organized:

Column 1 has my most read feeds
Column 2 has weather, BBC and Boing Boing etc.
Column 3 has Windows Live Mail, and Live Favourites

The other blogs, other stuff I read, and the Gadgets are in the Sidebar under My Web. For now, I have installed the Windows Live Favourites, Pacman and flickr Viewer Gadgets for my Windows Live.

Lets see how it goes.

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