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🛫 Have amberSearch as a new starting tab

Bastian Maiworm
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Here you can find instructions to make amberSearch one of your (sub)start pages in the browser. The instructions are valid for Chrome, Edge and Firefox.

To avoid always having to navigate to amberSearch, it makes sense that amberSearch opens directly when you start your browser.

Hints

💡Make sure that the URL has the correct format: https://demo.ambersearch.de/
Note 1: The part demo.ambersearch.de is of course always individual
Note 2: Omit "www."

Chrome

Follow these steps to set amberSearch as the startup page for Chrome:

  1. In Chrome, navigate to "chrome://settings/onStartup." Either navigate through the menu or type it directly in the address bar.
    1. Alternative via menu navigation:
      1. Click on "⁝" in the upper right corner
      2. Click on "Settings"
      3. Click on "at startup"
  2. Click on "Add new page", enter the URL and confirm the new page. Please follow the instructions at the top of this page!

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Edge

Follow these steps to set amberSearch as the home page for Edge:

  1. In Edge, navigate to "edge://settings/startHomeNTP". Either navigate through the menu or type it directly in the address bar.
    1. Alternative via menu navigation:
      1. Click on "..." in the upper right corner.
      2. Click on "Settings
      3. Click on "Start, Home and new tabs".
  2. Under "When Microsoft starts" click on "Open these pages".
  3. Click on "Add new page", enter the URL and confirm the new page. Please follow the instructions at the top of this page!

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Firefox

Folge diesen Schritten, um amberSearch als Startseite für Firefox einzustellen:

  1. Navigate to "about:preferences#home" in Firefox. Either navigate through the menu or type it directly in the address bar.
    1. Alternative via menu navigation:
      1. Click on "≡" in the upper right corner.
      2. Click on "Settings
      3. Click on "Start page
  2. At "Home and new windows" click on the dropdown at "Firefox home page (default)" and select "Custom addresses...".
  3. Enter your URL (please note the hints at the top of this page) and click "Use current page".

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