Inching up the learning curve

One of the things I didn't like about Safari was the lack of a "home" button. I thought, how lame for Apple not to have a home button when all the other browsers have one. Resorting to comfortable ways, I loaded Firefox onto the Air. It wasn't until today when my fellow Mac enthusiast, Andy, asked me what I didn't like about the Air. My feedback was on Safari, which was really an OS issue, not an Air issue. Well, I didn't quite remember what my gripe was about and later it got me to thinking about trying Safari again. Well, the issue surfaced when I tried to look for that "home" icon again. By chance, I two finger tapped near the toolbar which brought up the option to customize my toolbar. Upon selection, up came a board of icons to choose from, one of which was the "home" icon!

So reflecting back, part of me feels lame that I didn't inherently know to customize my toolbar, but part of me felt that Apple should have expected this and made the "home" icon a default. What I did like however, was the ability to just drag the icon onto the toolbar...nice and easy, once I figured it out.

That seems to be a theme, "nice and easy, once I figure it out."