#2 - You are misinterpreting what is happening. If you push the browser to the background (for instance by using the Home softkey), and then return to it, it is at the same place you left it. The same thing will happen if memory gets low on the phone, and the browser gets "reaped" by the process trimmer. Appearances are exactly as you describe them, though. If you manually kill the browser with a task manager, the next time it will start up on the home page.
#3 - There is a workaround: in the browser, do a Menu -> Windows and click on the + symbol to get a new window which always starts on the home page. A lot faster than hitting the back button! (Afterwards, if you want, go back into the browser Windows menu and kill the other window off.)
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