Want to open 2nd tab and have it load the home page which the first tab opens.

Want to open 2nd tab and have it load the home page which the first tab opens. The first tab opens Google's advance search, the second tab opens a blank window. I always want Google to be in a new page.
== This happened ==
Every time Firefox opened
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You can look at one of these extensions:
NewTabURL : https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/2221
New Tab Homepage : https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/777

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How to change the homepage for a new tab when the home page of the initial tab and subsesequently opened tab are different?

When iam using firefox i selected google as my home page. But while opening another tab in the same window(ctrl+T), I am getting babylon search as home page for it. How can i get rid of this problem?

'''''"...while opening another tab in the same window(ctrl+T), I am getting babylon search as home page for it."""
Any search toolbar and changes to search engines can take place by downloading and installing software; usually "free" software from the internet. Babylon can be downloaded and installed by itself or as a "ride-along" when installing/updating some software from the internet. Always look for an opportunity during the installation to un-check boxes that will install "ride-along" items that you do not want. Firefox installation does not include such "ride-along" items.
#Remove Babylon Toolbar (if you have it installed). The most complete removal is to remove it from your system using (Windows) Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs): http://kb.mozillazine.org/Uninstalling_toolbars#Uninstalling_via_Windows_Control_Panel 
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#**http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Uninstalling+add-ons
#**http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Cannot%20uninstall%20an%20add-on
#**http://kb.mozillazine.org/Uninstalling_toolbars
#Reset your home page (if the Babylon search page is displayed when starting Firefox): http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/How+to+set+the+home+page
#*You can reset to the default by clicking "Restore to default" on Options > General > Startup > Home page. Be sure to set "When Firefox starts" to "Show my home page" on that same panel.
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#*any items in lower part of screen in '''bold''' and showing "'''user set'''", right-click and choose "Reset"
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#**http://www.techrena.net/computers/address-bar-search-provider-firefox/
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#*https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Search%20bar
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With 2 tabs open, how can I go to the home page for the tab I'm on, instead of both home pages opening in new windows

I have two tabs, each one set to a homepage. when I am browsing on one of the tabs, and want to go back to the homepage on that tab. when I hit the homepage icon, the home page opens on this tab, and the other homepage opens in a new tab, een though it's one on the first tab already. In IE, there's a drop down box which allows you to select a home page to open. is that available?
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You can create two separate bookmarks on the Bookmarks Toolbar if you want to open those pages individually.
See [[Bookmarks]]

Firefox STILL does not open the home page when a new tab is selected

I have just 'upgraded' to FF4 and expected that the irritating 'new tab homepage load situation' would have been resolved by now: sadly, it looks to STILL be around.
MS IE has been loading the homepage DIRECTLY when a new tab is selected for about FOUR YEARS now, so I'm staggered that such a simple but very useful feature is not available in Firefox.
The obvious question is WHY??
In IE, you don't have to keep hitting the home page button to carry out a search in google when a new tab is selected, and IE does NOT need an 'add-on' to incorporate this functionality; it really is quite irritating that the function is still not built-in to FF, and the coding requiret to incorporate the function ain't rocked science Mozilla people - WHY has this not been put into effect by now?

Some people prefer a blank tab because it takes no time to load. Some people prefer their home page. Some people prefer a list of most frequently used sites. It would be convenient if all of these options were built in, but obviously no one stepped up and made it a priority.
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I want to change the home page that appears when I open firefox

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Firefox can have more than one homepage. Multiple homepages are separated by the keyboard character "|".
*See: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/How+to+set+the+home+page
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https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/new-tab-homepage/
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