Open Chrome 'new tab' with a particular url
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When I open a new tab in Chrome, I want to have it load particular URL.
I can see how to set a home page, and how to tell it what to do on startup -- but not how to load a page for new tabs.
How can I make it do this? Is it possible?
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asked Feb 1 at 2:03
Kevin BedellKevin Bedell
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When I open a new tab in Chrome, I want to have it load particular URL.
I can see how to set a home page, and how to tell it what to do on startup -- but not how to load a page for new tabs.
How can I make it do this? Is it possible?
google-chrome
asked Feb 1 at 2:03
Kevin BedellKevin Bedell
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You would have to add an extension to do this....howtogeek.com/284582/…
– Moab
Feb 1 at 2:14
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When I open a new tab in Chrome, I want to have it load particular URL.
I can see how to set a home page, and how to tell it what to do on startup -- but not how to load a page for new tabs.
How can I make it do this? Is it possible?
google-chrome
asked Feb 1 at 2:03
Kevin BedellKevin Bedell
1063
When I open a new tab in Chrome, I want to have it load particular URL.
I can see how to set a home page, and how to tell it what to do on startup -- but not how to load a page for new tabs.
How can I make it do this? Is it possible?
google-chrome
google-chrome
asked Feb 1 at 2:03
Kevin BedellKevin Bedell
1063
asked Feb 1 at 2:03
Kevin BedellKevin Bedell
1063
asked Feb 1 at 2:03
Kevin BedellKevin Bedell
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asked Feb 1 at 2:03
Kevin BedellKevin Bedell
1063
asked Feb 1 at 2:03
Kevin BedellKevin Bedell
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You would have to add an extension to do this....howtogeek.com/284582/…
– Moab
Feb 1 at 2:14
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You would have to add an extension to do this....howtogeek.com/284582/…
– Moab
Feb 1 at 2:14
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You would have to add an extension to do this....howtogeek.com/284582/…
– Moab
Feb 1 at 2:14
You would have to add an extension to do this....howtogeek.com/284582/…
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There are some extensions for that. It's the easiest option, search with 'new tab override' keyword. Here's a random example from Chrome Store. Try it.
Custom New Tab
If you don't want to rely on third part, I've also found manual instructions on Stack Overflow.
Override the Chrome new tab page with a webpage?
And also small video for that extension to code with.
Chrome Extensions: New Tab Override - Programming with Text
answered Feb 1 at 2:16
mirkancalmirkancal
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This seems to be a relevant answer but note that simply including links is discouraged. Please improve this answer by including at least some basic process by which the Asker can accomplish his goal (assuming that it is possible to do so).
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Feb 1 at 2:28
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There are some extensions for that. It's the easiest option, search with 'new tab override' keyword. Here's a random example from Chrome Store. Try it.
Custom New Tab
If you don't want to rely on third part, I've also found manual instructions on Stack Overflow.
Override the Chrome new tab page with a webpage?
And also small video for that extension to code with.
Chrome Extensions: New Tab Override - Programming with Text
answered Feb 1 at 2:16
mirkancalmirkancal
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This seems to be a relevant answer but note that simply including links is discouraged. Please improve this answer by including at least some basic process by which the Asker can accomplish his goal (assuming that it is possible to do so).
– Anaksunaman
Feb 1 at 2:28
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There are some extensions for that. It's the easiest option, search with 'new tab override' keyword. Here's a random example from Chrome Store. Try it.
Custom New Tab
If you don't want to rely on third part, I've also found manual instructions on Stack Overflow.
Override the Chrome new tab page with a webpage?
And also small video for that extension to code with.
Chrome Extensions: New Tab Override - Programming with Text
answered Feb 1 at 2:16
mirkancalmirkancal
1267
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This seems to be a relevant answer but note that simply including links is discouraged. Please improve this answer by including at least some basic process by which the Asker can accomplish his goal (assuming that it is possible to do so).
– Anaksunaman
Feb 1 at 2:28
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There are some extensions for that. It's the easiest option, search with 'new tab override' keyword. Here's a random example from Chrome Store. Try it.
Custom New Tab
If you don't want to rely on third part, I've also found manual instructions on Stack Overflow.
Override the Chrome new tab page with a webpage?
And also small video for that extension to code with.
Chrome Extensions: New Tab Override - Programming with Text
answered Feb 1 at 2:16
mirkancalmirkancal
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There are some extensions for that. It's the easiest option, search with 'new tab override' keyword. Here's a random example from Chrome Store. Try it.
Custom New Tab
If you don't want to rely on third part, I've also found manual instructions on Stack Overflow.
Override the Chrome new tab page with a webpage?
And also small video for that extension to code with.
Chrome Extensions: New Tab Override - Programming with Text
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You would have to add an extension to do this....howtogeek.com/284582/…
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