HOW TO CHANGE THE FIREFOX HOMEPAGE?

Customizing the homepage and start screen in the Mozilla Firefox browser makes daily internet browsing more comfortable and personalized. You can configure the browser so that every time you open the program or create a new window, the websites and services you use most often appear before your eyes, whether it is a work portal, your favorite news site, or a search engine.

To access the appearance and start page settings, you need to open the main browser menu by clicking the three-stripe icon in the upper right corner and selecting Settings. In the left sidebar of the opened tab, find and select the section called Home, which contains all parameters responsible for browser behavior upon startup.

In the central part of the page, pay attention to the settings block called Homepage and new windows. In this block, you will see drop-down menus for configuring the program's behavior when launching the browser itself, as well as when opening new empty tabs or windows.

The system offers three main options for organizing the starting space of your choice. You can choose the Firefox Home and new windows option, which will open a standard screen with a search bar and your frequent sites, set the Blank Page mode for maximum minimalism, or use the Custom URLs option to enter your own web addresses.

If you chose the custom links option, in the input field that appears, you will need to specify the full address of the desired site, for example, https://www.example.com. You can also click the special Use Current Pages button if you currently have those sites open that you want to see as your permanent homepage every time you restart the browser.