The home page (English "homepage") or start page of the browser is the URL, the address of the site, which opens automatically when the web browser starts. You launch your browser and it is immediately taken to the default site you have set. Convenient, isn't it?
Instructions
Step 1
Let's start by setting up the home page in the browser that comes with Windows, which is the standard Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) web browser. You need to select "Start" on the desktop, go to "Control Panel", switch to small or large icons and find the item "Internet Options". Select this item and in the window that appears in the "General" tab in the "Home page" line, enter the address of the site that you would like to load when Internet Explorer starts. After entering the site URL, click “OK”.
Step 2
Owners of the Opera browser should launch the browser, click the “Opera” button (top left) and select “Settings” in the drop-down menu, the “General settings” sub-item, or press the key combination Ctrl + F12. In the window that appears, in the "General" or "General" tab, select from the list "At startup: Start from home page" and enter the website address below, then click "OK".
Step 3
If your browser is Mozilla Firefox, launch it and select "Tools" in the top menu, and "Options …" in the drop-down list. In the settings window that appears, in the "General" tab, select "When Firefox starts: Show home page" from the list and enter the website address below. Then click “OK”.
Step 4
Finally, users of the Google Chrome browser must launch a web browser and click on the wrench icon to the right of the address bar. In the appeared browser tab "General" in the paragraph "Initial group" put the checkbox next to "Open next page", then click the "Add" button and enter the site URL in the window that appears.
