Here's a workaround we use to load our 'morning websites' as multiple homepages: add all the sites you want as homepage inside a single bookmark folder.

A workaround to using multiple homepages in Opera But you can also make Opera load a single tab with your homepage: to do so, choose instead the ' Start with home page' option in the Startup dropdown menu. Our favorite behavior is making Opera automatically reload all sites opened during our last browsing session (select ' Continue from last time' in the dropdown menu for that behavior). This setting determines what happens when you launch Opera. To use the current website (in the foreground tab, if several tabs are open), click on the ' Use Current' button, and Opera will auto-fill its URL, no need to copy-paste or type! Configure Opera startup optionsīefore we apply the new setting, let's talk about the dropdown menu right above the homepage field, called ' Startup'. Opera will automatically prepend ' if you omit it: Once the options dialog opens, click on the ' General' tab, if needed replace the value inside the ' Home page' text field with the URL (internet address) of the website or web page you want to use as homepage. Once you are inside Opera, click on the ' Tools' menu and choose ' Preferences', on Windows or Linux on Mac OS X, choose ' Preferences' under the ' Opera' menu. The ' Home Page' entry is your own homepage, if you have one, which can be added in your Wand settings! The ' Home URL' determines what web page opens when you click on the ' Home' icon in the address bar or press the Alt+Home keyboard shortcut. Tip: the about:config page to configure Opera settings includes an entry called ' Home Page', and another called ' Home URL'. While this tutorial is written with Opera on Windows 7, the same steps will work on Mac OS X or Linux (Ubuntu, SUSE, etc.) We'll also show you a fix to the problem that prevents you from changing your Opera homepage.

In the latest major version of Opera (currently Opera 11), an ' will unfortunately be automatically added as prefix, which prevents you from using a bookmark folder nickname, a trick that used to allow you to have multiple homepages in Opera but we'll show you an alternative we use. The Opera web browser will by default have its homepage set to an Opera portal that includes a search engine box, but this default homepage can of course be changed to anything you like. Free Email Tutorials › Opera Mail › Change Opera homepage (Windows / Mac / Linux) Change Opera homepage (Windows / Mac / Linux)

Opera browser mac