How do I permanetly save all my tabs so that each time I open firefox, I don't have to reo all my tabs?

I have 4 tabs that I always use and I would like to know how I save them so that every time I open mozilla all 4 of those tabs are already there so that I don't have to manually create each new tab every time

Firefox can store multiple home pages, set the 4 tabs as home pages, for details see https://support.mozilla.com/kb/How+to+set+the+home+page
Then, in the Options Window, on the general panel, change the setting "When Firefox starts" to "Show my home page"

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