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wait homepage is something you see on every new tab, isn't it?
Depends on your browser. Safari for example never shows you the 'homepage' unless you specifically navigate to it.
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Depends on your browser. Safari for example never shows you the 'homepage' unless you specifically navigate to it.
That's not true. You can set a new tab to open on your homepage. It's in the general tab of the preferences (the very first tab you see). "New tabs open with" {favorites, top sites, homepage, empty page, same page}.
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That's not true. You can set a new tab to open on your homepage. It's in the general tab of the preferences (the very first tab you see). "New tabs open with" {favorites, top sites, homepage, empty page, same page}.
That’s what I said - unless you specifically set it up to navigate to home on a new tab.
In this context that difference (config option vs manual action for each new tab) is important.
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wait homepage is something you see on every new tab, isn't it?
Nope, for Chrome you have to use an extension, and Firefox needs an extension or some about:config changes.
"Choose what you want to see when you open your homepage, new windows, and tabs"
You then have the choice of what the default is for new windows (and 'homepage' which I assume means clicks on the Home icon in the toolbar, which I always remove...) and for what appears in new tabs. No about:config needed!
I can't see that being more than 10% of the companies, and the rest will just post really useless garbage.