Open multiple web pages when the browser starts

If you are looking for a way to open multiple web pages or multiple tabs at the same time when starting the browser.

This article will be very helpful, as it will help you set that desire on many browsers, even in IE, Firefox, Chrome and even Opera easily. You can use the built-in options in the browser or you can choose from additional add-ons.

Here are the setup instructions in some browsers:

1. Google Chrome

If you are using Chrome as your main browser, Chrome will have a few different options. First, open the browser then lick select Continue where I left off and click the button with three dash lines on the right, then click Settings.

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In Settings, you will see the On startup section and a few radio buttons. You can select the Open the new tab page , and the site will allow maximum access by default in Chrome. You can also use this button if you have an extension like SpeedDial2.

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If you want to have only a few tabs open, you will need to select Continue where I left off or Open a specific page or set of pages. In case of an error or reboot, Chrome will only reload with all the tabs you opened before turning off the computer.

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In Chrome, all your data is saved, so you won't have to log back into sites like Facebook or Gmail unless you configure them that way. In addition, Chrome has a setting that allows you to delete data if you want.

2. Firefox

In Firefox, you can use the Options option or download multiple plugins and add-ons . In contrast to Chrome and other browsers, with Firefox you first need to open the tabs you want to set as the home page. Once you have the tabs open, click on the Firefox button and then select Options> Options.

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Next click on the General tab and then select Show my home page in the When Firefox starts box.

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Now just click the Use Current Pages button, there will be some utilities right now that add extra functions like opening certain links on certain days.

3. Internet Explorer

For IE 9, all you have to do is click the gear icon and then click Internet Options, then click on the General tab in the new window that appears.

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Now simply type the URL into the To create home page tabs box, type each address on its own line and then press Ok to close the Internet Options dialog box. Just like that, go back to the General tab and you can still enter many other websites.

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You can choose Start with tabs from the last session to configure, like Continue where I left off in Chrome. You also have many options to configure tabs in IE 10. Click the Tabs button and you will also get a custom set of tools.

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You can choose to open the new tab page, a blank page or choose to open the first home page when IE 10 starts to boot.

4. Opera

For Opera browser is a bit different than other browsers when it comes to setting up multiple home pages. First open all the pages you want to start and then click the Opera button , click on Tabs and Windows> Sessions and then click Save This Session.

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At the Save Session window, check the item Show these tabs and windows every time I open Opera.

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Alternatively, you can also click the Opera button , go to Settings , then select Preferences.

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Here you can choose Continue from last time (Continue from last time), continue the session (continue saved sessions), start with the home page (Start with home page) . After setting up, you return to the delivery The main aspect of browsers is to receive results and you can enforce testing.