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<!-- This article was rewritten as part of test to see if we could increase it’s helpfulness. The style and structure are different than the previous article but the technical content is essentially the same so it can be localized as time permits. The old version of the article is here: http://tinyurl.com/37pfsaz The combined diff is here: http://tinyurl.com/3yxt8bm It may be easier to start over as there are a lot of changes. Here is the blog post http://blog.mozilla.com/sumo/2010/07/23/writing-awesome-documentation and the discussion https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/forums/contributors/704535 about rewriting articles. --> '''Setting your home page in Firefox is easy.''' Can't decide on just one page? No problem. Firefox lets you set a group of websites as your home page. This article will give you some examples and step-by-step instructions for customizing your home page settings to best fit how you work. * If you keep getting the "Firefox has just updated" tab every time Firefox starts, see the aptly named article [[Firefox has just updated tab shows each time you start Firefox]]. __TOC__ = Set a single web site as your home page = ''If you like to keep things simple, here’s how to set your home page in three easy steps.'' {for win}[[Video:837d0762b88a67b05e8a438dfba0832d-1267819542-743-0]]{/for} # Open up the website you want to be your home page. # Click on the icon to the left of the web address, drag it to the Home button and then let go.{for win}<br/> <br/> [[Image:266d42376d7d58a8f40ef9dae1236252-1258698578-56-1.png]]<br/>{/for} # Click {button Yes} to set this as your home page. '''Try it out:''' Click the Home button and your new home page will load in the current tab. It doesn’t get much easier than that! = Set more than one website as your home page = ''This is the way to have one click access to all of your favorite websites. For example, you can set the Firefox home button to open your email, favorite news site and Facebook all at once.'' # Open a new window and load up the first website you want to be your home page. # Click the new tab button and open the next website you want to be part of your home page group. Repeat this step until you're done opening all the pages that you want in new tabs. # [[T:optionspreferences]] # Select the {menu General} panel ({menu Main} panel in Firefox 3.5). # Click on {button Use Current Pages}.{for win}<br/> <br/>[[Image:266d42376d7d58a8f40ef9dae1236252-1276818432-993-1.jpg]]<br/>{/for} # [[T:closeOptionsPreferences]]. '''Try it out:''' Go ahead and close all of your tabs and click the home button. Watch all of your chosen pages open up in tabs. Do it again; you know you want to. = Restore the default home page = ''If you want to get rid of your home page customizations, this is the way to do it.'' # [[T:optionspreferences]] # Select the {menu General} panel ({menu Main} panel in Firefox 3.5). # In the Startup box, click {button Restore to Default}.{for win}<br/> <br/> [[Image:266d42376d7d58a8f40ef9dae1236252-1258698578-56-4.png]]<br/> {/for} # [[T:closeOptionsPreferences]]. = Set what pages open when Firefox starts = ''This is a great feature you can use in addition to the home page settings. To save time you can have Firefox open the pages you were visiting the last time you used it so you can continue right where you left off.'' # [[T:optionspreferences]] # Select the {menu General} panel ({menu Main} panel in Firefox 3.5). # In the Startup box click the drop-down menu next to "When Firefox starts:" and select what Firefox should display when it starts up. ** '''Show my home page''' - Displays the home page (or home pages of course). ** '''Show a blank page''' - Displays a blank page (this loads fast – no waiting for lots of tabs to load). ** '''Show my windows and tabs from last time''' - Opens the pages you were visiting the last time you used Firefox so you can continue right where you left off. For more information, see [[Session Restore]]. # [[T:closeOptionsPreferences]]. '''Try it out:''' If you really want to get fancy, you can set a group of websites as your home page ''and'' set Firefox to open the pages you were visiting the last time you used it. That way you can pick up your work where you left off and have one click access to your favorite sites. = Tying it all together = Firefox is really flexible – allowing you to decide what works best. Keep it simple and set a single website as your home page or set up one click access to all of your favorite website and save time by having Firefox pick up where you left off when it starts. What works best for you? Go ahead and try a few things out.