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Internet Explorer 9 New Tab - Change What Page it Opens To

How to Change What Page a "New Tab" Opens to in Internet Explorer 9
Published by Brink
05-10-2011
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How to Change What Page a "New Tab" Opens to in Internet Explorer 9

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When you open a new tab by clicking on the New Tab button or by pressing Ctrl+T in IE9, the new tab page (about:Tabs) opens by default.
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This tutorial will show you how to have your IE9 new tabs open to either a Blank Page (about:blank), New Tab (about:Tabs) , or your first Home Page.

EXAMPLE: Blank Page, New Tab , or first Home Page
NOTE: It just depends on what you have listed as your first Home Page for what the new tab will open to if this is selected.
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Here's How:
1. Open the Control Panel (icons view), and click on the Internet Options icon.
A) Go to step 3.
OR

2. In Internet Explorer, click on Tools (Menu bar or gear icon) and Internet Options. (see screenshot below)
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3. In the General tab, click on the Settings button to the right of Tabs. (see screenshot below)
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4. If it is not already, you will need to enable tabbed browsing first. Next, click on the drop down arrow under When a new tab is opened, open: . (see screenshots below)
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5. To Have IE9 New Tabs Open to a Blank Page (about:Blank)
A) Select A blank page, and click on OK. (see screenshots under step 4)

B) Go to step 8.
6. To Have IE9 New Tabs Open to the New Tab Page (about:Tabs)
NOTE: This is also known as the Your most popular sites page as well. Think of it as your recently most opened sites page.
A) Select The new tab page, and click on OK. (see screenshots under step 4)

B) Go to step 8.
7. To Have IE9 New Tabs Open to Your First Home Page
A) Select Your first home page, and click on OK. (see screenshots under step 4)
8. Click on OK in Internet Options. (see screenshot below step 3)

9. The next time that you open a new tab in IE9, the selected page above will be opened. (see screenshot below)
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That's it,
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12-06-2011   #1
tyler4402


Windows7 Pro SP1 32 bit
 
 


Success!! another problem solved, thanks for your help, regards Robert.

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12-06-2011   #2
Brink


Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
 
 


You're most welcome Robert.
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