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I have three different websites that I check daily. I want to set all of these sites as homepages so that they'll be loaded as soon as I start Firefox, preventing me from having to navigate to each one manually.
How do I do this?
Hashim
Posted 2017-03-27T22:03:04.170
Reputation: 6 967
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In a single Firefox window, navigate to all of the websites that you want to set as homepages, making sure to arrange them in the order that you want them to be opened when starting Firefox.
In the Menu bar, navigate to Tools > Options - or enter about:preferences into the address bar.
Click Use Current Pages to set all currently open tabs as homepages.
Alternatively, you can do this without navigating to each of your homepages by entering the links to them manually - simply paste the URLs into the Home Page field, separating them using the pipe | character, and then close the Options tab.
The next time you open Firefox, you'll be greeted by multiple homepages.
Hashim
Posted 2017-03-27T22:03:04.170
Reputation: 6 967
I don't think it's a duplicate because it's asked exclusively about Firefox. I hadn't come across that question or any other when searching for how to do this myself, and that's likely due to the more general way it's worded. When people go searching for this stuff, they tend to do so using more specific search terms, including the name of their browser and keywords like "homepage", and I feel like that's a good reason to keep this question open. – Hashim – 2017-03-27T22:35:09.750