Besides the Home button, you can choose which pages open automatically every time you launch Chrome.
This is perfect if you always start your workday with the same websites: your email, your task manager, your analytics dashboard, or your work platform.
To configure the pages that open when Chrome starts, do this:
1️⃣ Open Google Chrome and go again to the three-dot menu ⋮.
2️⃣ Click Settings.
3️⃣ In the menu on the left, select On startup.
4️⃣ You’ll see three options: Open the New Tab page, Continue where you left off, or Open a specific page or set of pages.
5️⃣ Choose Open a specific page or set of pages if you want to control exactly what loads at startup.
6️⃣ Click Add a new page and type or paste the web address you want Chrome to open when it starts.
7️⃣ Repeat the process to add several pages, so Chrome opens all those tabs at once on startup.
This way, you turn Chrome’s startup into an automated routine, where everything you need is already waiting for you before you even start working.
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