How to open multiple Websites automatically in different Tabs on Chrome startup?

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Most of us regularly visit some websites, and every time we open the browser and browse these URLs in different tabs. We need to enter these URLs in the browser or click on their links from bookmarks if already done. There is a way to open the specific websites automatically in multiple tabs in the Chrome browser every time you launch.

How to open multiple Websites automatically in different Tabs on Chrome startup?

We will take Gmail, cellcute, and routerunlock as an example in this post. So, in my case, every time I open the Chrome browser, these two sites should open automatically.

1. Open the Chrome browser and visit websites in different tabs that you want to open on the Chrome startup automatically.

2. Click on the menu icon from the right side and choose “Settings.”

Or, browse for chrome://settings to open the same.

Chrome Settings3. Under ‘On startup,’ select the radio button ‘Open a specific page or set of pages.’

Open a specific page or set of pages

3. Now, click on the link “Set pages.”

4. Click the button “Use current pages” in the “Startup pages” dialog box. Alternatively, you can enter the first URL in the “Add a new page” box, then press Enter from the keyboard and continue with other URLs and so on.

Use current pages5. You can see that all websites which have been set for automatically opening in Chrome browser. Next, click “Ok” once you have added the required website URLs.

Startup PagesTo remove the added website from the startup dialog box, hover the mouse on the URL and click on the “X” mark from the right side.

Removing a site from startupOnce all the settings are done, close the Chrome browser and start it again to open all the specific websites automatically.

You can also open specific Websites in the Microsoft Edge browser automatically.

 

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