Open Many Websites When the Browser Starts Up

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1. Firefox.

If you do not have Firefox installed, you can Download the following link: https://www. mozilla. org/en-US/firefox/new/? scene=2#download-fx

You can use Options or plugins and add-ons. First you have to open up the tabs and set as the home page by going to Tools choose Options .

Then click the General tab and select Show my home page in the When Firefox starts section . Now click Use Current Pages, then automatically open web pages in the browser will be saved here. Click OK to change this setting.

Every time we open Firefox, we will automatically load all those websites.

2. Google Chrome.

If you do not have Google Chrome installed, you can click the following link: https://www. google. com/chrome/browser/

Open Google Chrome browser, click Customize and control Google Chrome and select Settings .

In the Settings section, on the Startup section, click Open the new tab page , the site will automatically allow the most access by default of Google Chrome.

If you may need to have only a few tabs open then you can choose Continue where you left off or Open a specific page or set of pages . If of an error or restart, Google Chrome will reload all tabs that you have opened before shutting down.

All your data is saved so you don't need to log back in to sites like Gmail or Facebook unless you configure them that way.

3. Internet Explorer.

click Tools and select Internet Options .

Then type the URL into the Home Page section and click OK to complete.

Just like that you return to the step above you can enter many other websites. You can reconfigure the tab by clicking the Settings item in the Tabs section.

You can choose to open a new tab page, a blank page, or choose to open the first homepage when Internet Explorer starts up.