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If you have a page you usually open when you start Chrome, consider setting it as your startup or home page! You can set up both a startup page--e.g., the page to which Chrome opens--and a home page (which is bound to Chrome's Home button) from within the Chrome settings menu.
Steps
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Open Google Chrome.
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Click â‹® . This is in the top right corner of your Chrome window.Advertisement
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Click Settings .
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Check the "Show Home button" box. You can find this under the "Appearance" section.
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Click Change . This is beneath the Home Button checkbox.
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Click the radio button next to "Open this page".
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Type in the URL of your preferred site. You can also check the "Use the New Tab page" box here.
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Click OK .
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Click the Home button. It's the house-shaped icon in the top left corner of your browser window; doing so should take you to your selected homepage!
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Open Google Chrome.
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Click â‹® . This is in the top right corner of your Chrome window.
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Click Settings .
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Look for a section on the page called "On Startup." Click the radio checkbox next to "Open a specific page or set of pages".
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Click Set pages , which should be directly to the right of the above choice.
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Type in the URL of your preferred site on the line that says "Add a new page".
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Click OK . You may need to do this twice, if prompted.
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Close and reopen your browser. Doing so should take you to your selected startup page!
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QuestionHow do I set my homepage with a photo of mine?Community AnswerYou can get a Chrome extension that lets you create your own themes.
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Tips
- If you don't have a Home icon in your browser after following these steps, close and re-open your browser.Thanks
- If you have an email address or similar service that you usually forget to check, consider setting it as your startup page.Thanks
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Warnings
- Opening too many pages at once will slow down your browser.Thanks
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1. Open Chrome.
2. Click the menu.
3. Click Settings
.
4. Select "Show Home Button."
5. Click Change
next to the current page.
6. Select "Open this page."
7. Enter the URL.
8. Click OK'
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