iGoogle is being retired

I just saw the notice that iGoogle is being retired. I looked at their info page and don't understand exactly what it is I need to do to maintain my stuff.

http://support.google.com/websearch/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=2664197

I use iGoogle for a basic landing pad to contain links and gadgets that help, inform or amuse me. Here's what's on my iGoogle homepage (after I login under my writing name):

Google Reader
Gmail inbox
Google calendar (which I use on my iPhone)
Daily Literary Quote
Weather for two different places
Three sticky notes with various info
Current moon phase
NPR
CNN
Go Comics.com
Artist a Day picture

Other login identities have similar info. I think I have 3 or 4 Google identities I check fairly regularly.

Reading through Google's info, I think I'll just lose the 3rd party stuff - like comics, NPR, Daily Literary Quote etc.

I wish they had a sample page of how the mobile version will work next month - that one's being retired end of this month. The desktop version not until November 2013.

Any reason for me to do anything? Thanks for helping out a non-techie.

So, I don't use Google Chrome. Should I?

I use Safari (on my Mac at home) for basic everyday stuff, Firefox for stuff like school and banking, which sometimes doesn't work with Safari.

At work, we can only use an older version of Internet Explorer. Don't ask me why, ask our IT dept. It doesn't even work well with iGoogle, but will display my gmail at least.