AOL has made two updates to their home page. First up, some widgets are now collapsible. For example, if all of the current news about the economy is too depressing, just click the arrow next to “Financial News” in said widget, and the box tightens up to just display the title bar. Click the arrow again to display the headlines again.
Secondly, a new theme has been added to the options available for customizing the homepage. Due to popular demand, a pink theme has been added. You can find all of the theme options in the upper right corner of the home page.
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