Aol On My New I Mac

I have just purchased a new I mac replacing my old PC. I have not been able to view aol as I did before. I get on it thru Safari and as I would when on someone else's computer. I used to have a nice welcome message and my favorites would appear. Can't get them now. What should I do to get back to the way it used to be? Thanks Irene Karazin

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