You’ll notice the Homepage box and that it can only be set to one URL! So how in the world can you have multiple home pages with Safari? Now Safari is the only browser that does not follow normal conventions and doesn’t let you just add multiple pages in a textbox, etc. This will bring up the preferences dialog on the General tab.
On the Mac, you first have to make Safari the active window and then click on Safari – Preferences from the main nav bar the top of the screen.
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Since Safari hasn’t been updated on Windows since version 5, I’m not even going to mention it here since no one in their right mind is probably using it.
As with all the other browsers, the order in textbox is the order in which the tabs will appear. In IE, you click on the gear icon at the top right and then click on Internet Options.Ī dialog box will pop up and on the General tab you can click the Use current button to load up the home page tabs quickly, otherwise you have to manually type them in, one on each line.Īlso, in the Startup section, make sure the Start with home page radio button is selected. Internet Explorerįollow the same procedure here also and open the pages before moving on. Again, the order in which the items are listed in the textbook is how they will open in tabs. Use Current Pages works the same way as Chrome and Use Bookmark lets you simply choose sites from your bookmarks. Now you can either manually type in the web addresses in the Home Page box and separate each website with the | symbol on the forward slash key or you can click Use Current Pages or Use Bookmark. Make sure the When Firefox starts dropdown is set to Show my home page. Under Startup, you can configure the home pages. Go ahead and click on the Options button and a popup window will appear with the General tab selected by default. Once you have loaded them, click on the same three horizontal bars button at the top right, just like Chrome. FirefoxĪs with Chrome, you should first open the webpages in Firefox before you go to the settings page.
So the first tab will be whatever website is on the first line, second tab for the second line and so on. It should also be noted that the web pages will load in the browser in the same order that you type them into the Settings page. That’s why I mentioned opening the websites in tabs first before coming into the settings. You can either manually type in each website or you can press the Use current pages button and it will automatically use the current tabs that are open to fill out the startup pages. In the popup window that appears, you can now add the set of pages you want to open on startup.
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