Browser Start Page: Definition and Guide
A browser start page (also called a home page or new tab page) is the page that appears when you open a new tab or launch your browser. Understanding start pages helps you customize your browsing experience.
Definition
A start page is the initial page that loads when you:
- Open a new tab in your browser
- Launch your browser (depending on settings)
- Click the home button (if set as home page)
Types of Start Pages
- Default browser page: Chrome's default new tab with frequently visited sites
- Search engine: Google, Bing, or other search pages
- Custom start page: Personal dashboard with bookmarks and links
- Blank page: Empty page for faster loading
Custom Start Pages
Custom start pages like TabRover offer:
- Bookmark organization
- Quick access to links
- Personalization options
- Cross-device syncing
How to Change Your Start Page
Methods vary by browser:
- Chrome: Settings → On startup → Open a specific page
- Extension: Install a start page extension
- Manual: Set URL in browser settings
Related Topics
Want to learn more about start pages? Check out these related guides:
- How to Change Chrome Start Page - Step-by-step guide to changing your start page
- Start Page Online: Custom Browser Start Page - Learn about online start page services
Conclusion
A start page is your browser's initial landing point. Customizing it with a service like TabRover can improve your productivity and organization.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a browser start page?
A browser start page is the page that appears when you open a new tab or launch your browser. It can be a default page, search engine, or custom dashboard.
How do I change my start page?
In Chrome, go to Settings → On startup → Open a specific page, then add your desired URL. Alternatively, install a start page extension.
Create Your Start Page
Set up TabRover as your custom start page with organized bookmarks.
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