Internet Explorer - Multiple Home Pages for Pinned Sites

    Internet Explorer - Multiple Home Pages for Pinned Sites

    Internet Explorer - Multiple Home Pages for Pinned Sites

    How to Have Multiple Home Pages for Pinned Sites in IE9 and IE10
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    How to Have Multiple Home Pages for Pinned Sites in IE9 and IE10

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    This tutorial will show you how to have multiple home pages for any pinned site in IE9





    OPTION ONE

    In IE9 or IE10

    1. Open a pinned site of Internet Explorer 9.

    2. Open a new tab and navigate to the page that you would like to add as a second home page.

    3. Right-Click on the home button and select 'Add as home page' (note: in the screenshot I have pinned bing and want to add google as a second homepage)
    Internet Explorer - Multiple Home Pages for Pinned Sites-1.png

    Internet Explorer - Multiple Home Pages for Pinned Sites-menu.png
    4. That's it! Now when you click on the pinned site logo your pinned site will open, and the second homepage will open in a new tab.



    OPTION TWO

    Through Internet Options

    1. Open a pinned site of Internet Explorer 9.

    2. Press Alt + X, and then select 'Internet Options'.

    3. Add the homepage(s) that you wish to open along with your pinned site in the box.
    Internet Explorer - Multiple Home Pages for Pinned Sites-capture.jpg
    4. Click 'Apply'
    Hope that helps!
    :)






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