How to set a home page

I need to set a new home/defult page in Yosemite?

Apparently you have 2 ways:
- Customize the Toolbar adding the Home Button.
- Set in Preferences “Safari open with A new Window” and “New windows opens with Homepage” working with tabs will be OK (open pages in tabs instead of Windows » Always). Not the best solution if you prefer to work windows instead of tabs.

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How to set multiple home pages, the option is gone (replaced my hard drive and had to reinstall firefox) This version seems to only offer tabs, not pages?

My old version of Firefox had the option for me to set multiple home pages. My hard drive recently failed and had to be replaced, so I had to install the newest version of Firefox. The only option I see when I go to tools, options, general is to set the one home page. (and maybe tabs) I would like to open several of the same pages every time I open my Firefox. Does anyone know how to get this back, or which version had this feature so I can downgrade to that particular version?
Also, I was wondering if there is a way to get the bookmarks I had on the old version back. I think they are lost forever, but if anyone knows, I would be thankful. I do still have the old hard drive, but the way it failed was actually when you tried to open any browser, the hard drive would go and blue screen, this is why the old hard drive had to be replaced. Thanks. :)

So you mean you want to open new windows with the same page when you open Firefox?
[[How to set the home page#w_set-more-than-one-website-as-your-home-page|Set more than one website as your home page]] should help if you want to open multiple pages when you open Firefox.
As for recovering your bookmarks, you can try to plug that hard drive into a working computer, and then read [[Recovering important data from an old profile]] to copy your bookmarks from it. However, if it is failing you may not be able to do that.

Start page lacks menu items - unlike "How to set the home page" view

I have just downloaded the beta of Firefox 4 and am attempting to reproduce opening home page from previous version. Directions on accomplishing this (loading the NY Times front page) depend on a menu bar with "File, Edit, View, History" etc. There are not visible. They are shown in the directions on Firefox Help but not on my computer. How to do this??

Click the Firefox button, then click Options. This will open the options dialog that the [[How to set the home page]] article refers to.
When viewing the support articles, in the right-hand column there is a section titled "Help With:", make sure it is set to Windows and Firefox 4 to get help relevant to the version you are using. In some articles you get different content when you select Firefox 4.

Firefox 4.01. I wish to have "Mozila Firefox S tart Page" as Start Page. I have used "How to set the home page" (tools, options, general, restory to default) but no result.

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The part you are probably missing is
When Firefox starts: "Start my Home page" (in the dropdown)
the installed default home page is about:home in Firefox 4, but simply choose the "Restore to Default",
then click on the "OK".
see [https://support.mozilla.com/kb/How%20to%20set%20the%20home%20page How to set the home page | How to | Firefox Help]
If that is not working then try instructions , and following the instructions suggest taking a picture of your toolbars first, so that you will be able to recustomize your toolbars afterwards, see [http://kb.mozillazine.org/Corrupt_localstore.rdf Corrupt localstore.rdf - MozillaZine Knowledge Base]
After resetting, continue with [http://kb.mozillazine.org/Toolbar_customization Toolbar customization - MozillaZine Knowledge Base] and if you used small icons -- don't forget the checkmark for that in the dialog.

Homepage (1 only) set as Google. Everytime I open Firefox, aside from the Google homepage, another tab opens to explain how to set a home page. How do I stop this nuisance?

The problem occurs on every opening of the Home Page, either on opening Firefox or opening a new tab with the home page. Link is: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/How%20to%20set%20the%20home%20page
By the way, what is the getplusadobe16287 plug-in for?

Solved it. Turns out that when I set my homepage, I inadvertently set myself 2 home pages. By going into "Options", on the General tab, I simply deleted the second home page. Figure I'll work out what the plugin is as well.

Firefox vers 5, crashes continually. Plus, it doesn't hold my home page. Needs reset every time the app has been closed. So with each crash, another home page reset. How can these issues be corrected. I know how to set the Home Page in the Option tab.

Closing Firefox 5.0 resets Home Page to /www.searchqu.com. I know how to set it in the options tab.Earlier versions never had this issue. Plus, I return after being away to find that a "crash error" apologizing for the inconvenience. How2 can this be corrected?

See these posts:
https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/790833
https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/816181
Check and tell if its working.

How to set Internet home page in c2-01 model

Hi Friends,
Can anyony tell me how can I set my internet home page (both for accessing by pressing 0 and from internet folder) in C2-01 model?
Thanks in advance!

Thank you for your response and interest in helping out.
When I click on the "Internet" symbol I get back a screen with the following options ... ..."Nokia.mobi" which take me to some Ovi (I guess) stuff
..."Home" which gives me the 'Check Homepage Address'
..."Browser" which takes me to an Opera Mini screen
... "Web Services" which goes to Ovi mobi, Myspace, YouTube and some bookmarks from my restore of another Nokia which I used to initially populate the C2-01.
I just don't see anything where I can establish my own "home" screen ...

How to set the home page in FF14.0 for Android?

Just installed FF14.0 for Android. Previous versions allowed users to set their own home page - how is this done in this version?

Shame Firefox does not have ability to support this.
Have recently downloaded Firefox Beta for Android & had been using Aurora. For both - get this Tab home page - not user choice. Was hoping the ability to select own Home Page would be added to a future update.
Didn't like this feature in Chrome - so deliberately don't use Chrome in any OS. Lots of people complained about this in Chrome. Not sure why Firefox would want to restrict what users can do??
(A key feature of Firefox & Netscape before it is that users are able to control & optimise for their own experience - which is the main reason it has been so well supported over many years.)

Every time I go to a new site, I also get "How to set the home page: Firefox help. How do I stop this?

This is a Firefox help page that I didn't request, nor do I need.

You can use the SearchReset extension to reset some preferences to the default values.
*https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/searchreset/
Note that the SearchReset extension only runs once and then uninstalls automatically, so it won't show on the "Firefox > Add-ons" page (about:addons).
If you do not keep changes after a restart or otherwise have problems with preferences, see:
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Preferences_not_saved

Why or how has my Firefox home page been changed to Pogo?

My Firefox homepage has somehow been changed from Firefox/ Google to Pogo/ Yahoo. I don't know how or why. How do I return to the older format?

See [[How to set the home page]] - Firefox supports multiple home pages separated by '|' symbols
There are other things that need attention.
Your above posted system details show outdated plugin(s) with known security and stability risks that you should update.
*Next Generation Java Plug-in 1.6.0_17 for Mozilla browsers
Update the [[Java]] plugin to the latest version.
*http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html (Java Platform: Download JRE)

Howcan I set the home page for new tabs?

When I open a new tab, it opens up as a blank page. How do I setup Firefox so that the new tabs open in my home page?
''locked by a moderator due to age and that Firefox 13 has a new feature for a new tab''

Thanks, but the problem I'm trying to solve is to get my home page to open automatically when I am already in Firefox and click on the new tab "+" sign to the right of my most recent tab. I have not found a solution to this in the link "How to set the home page" nor in the various help pages on new tabs.

How come my firefox home page on my work PC doesn't look anything like my firefox home page on my home PC

My home page on my home PC has weather, time, date and news and my home page on my work PC only has Google and search menu.

Are the urls the same?
You can have any page you want as your home page.
* drag the favicon at the location bar to the home page button, see
*:How to set the home page | How to | Firefox Help
*:[https://support.mozilla.com/kb/How%20to%20set%20the%20home%20page#w_set-a-single-web-site-as-your-home-page https://support.mozilla.com/kb/How%20to%20set%20the%20home%20page]
If they are both at Google, at home you probably have more time to play with Firefox and installed some Google applications. Others may not be actually installed. You are probably logged into Google like for GMail at home.
When you bring up a Google application then you will see that application at
the top of your Google page.

How do you set the home page for firefox for android?

I have firefox installed on my tablet. How do i set the home page or start page?

Hello lalbrecht5, see: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/953363
thank you

How do I set the Home Page for a newly open tab using the File Tab Menu??

When I open a new tab, is there a way to set the home page the new tab will use when it is opened, or will new tabs always be opened as blank pages?

I have new windows opening when I click on a link. Or when I click on the FF-Icon. New windows are the default setting.
When a new window opens, I get a Google home page and can instantly type in a search phrase.
With the above in mind, sometimes I want to keep search classes in the same window. In a sense I'm using the Window with no tabs, to generate a tab by using the File Tab option.
When a Tab is selected where new windows will launch a new page, and not a new tab, the process of forcing a new tab onto the window will produce a tab page that is Blank, and the new tab label description displayed in the tab area shows the words "New Tab". That tab's URL address bar is blank. Zip - nothing displayed.
When a blank page tab appears, I click on the HOME button you helped me remodel, and the "New Tab" description in the tab label area changes from "New Tab" to "Google".
My question was to ask, if there was a way I could do something to make FF4 do that Home page assignment on its own. In the early FF days I found you could sometimes go into the bowels of FF, find some form of INI or SETTINGS type file, look for a Keyword reference that would tell FF to do something different, and Viola, emotional issue resolved. In this case, I'm trying to "Gild the Lilly" by asking if you, or someone else might have a rabbit they can pull out of their hat, just like you did when you helped me move my Home button, and have that rabbit show me how to do something that default FF-Options section doesn't support.
Did I do a better job of explaining the issue this time?
Thanks again for the response.
When I

How to set the HOME link from two frame jsp page to no frame main page?

Hi all,
i have one main jsp page named as main.jsp.
From the main.jsp, i can click the button and link to the twoFrame.jsp.
This twoFrame.jsp have another two different jsp inside the frame called Aframe.jsp and Bframe.jsp.
i try to put HOME in the Aframe.jsp(one of the page inside twoFrame.jsp) but only the Aframe.jsp manage to link to main.jsp but the Bframe still there.
My question is: How to set the HOME link button from this twoFrame.jsp to the main.jsp? what i want is from twoFrame.jsp(two frame) to main.jsp(no frame).
rgds,
Bryan523

No offense, but this is basic HTML. You shuold look into learning HTML before getting too deep into JSP. Try this: http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp
But as a more specific answer, you have to set a target for the link to the _parent of your frame:
<a href="main.jsp" target="_parent">Home</a>

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