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You can change the homepage screen on Chrome to your desired choice in just a few clicks. Changing the homepage to your desired website means that you will waste less time in opening up those same websites which you usually do. This will increase your workplace productivity.

In this article, we discuss how you can change the homepage on Chrome on PC and Android.

How to change the homepage on Chrome for PC?

Here are the steps to change your default homepage on Google Chrome. First, you will have to enable the home page button, and then you can enter the name of the web address that you want to set up as your homepage. This button is located at the top, just left to the address bar and is shaped like a thatched house.

Step 1: Open Chrome and then click on the three-dot button at the top right of the screen.How to change homepage on Google Chrome? | Candid.TechnologyStep 2: Choose Settings from the drop-down menu.How to change homepage on Google Chrome? | Candid.TechnologyStep 3: From the left sidebar menu, select Appearance.How to change homepage on Google Chrome? | Candid.Technology Step 4: Turn on the toggle beside Show home button.How to change homepage on Google Chrome? | Candid.Technology Step 5: Now, enter the address of the website which you want to add to your homepage. If you want a new tab to open every time you open Chrome, you can select New Tab page option.How to change homepage on Google Chrome? | Candid.Technology

Now, whenever click on the home button, you will open the same website you have entered before.

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How to change homepage when Chrome starts?

While the above steps will help you in setting up the home page button, the steps that we are about to mention will set up the homepage when you start Chrome on PC.

Step 1: Go to three-dot button > Settings > On Startup from the left sidebar.How to change homepage on Google Chrome? | Candid.Technology Step 2: Now, click on Open a specific page or set of pages.How to change homepage on Google Chrome? | Candid.TechnologyStep 3: Click on Add new page.How to change homepage on Google Chrome? | Candid.TechnologyStep 4: Enter the URL of the page that you would like to see when you start Chrome and then press Add. Similarly, keep on adding more pages by following the same process. How to change homepage on Google Chrome? | Candid.TechnologyAlso read: How to access all internal pages in Chrome

How to change the homepage on Chrome for Android?

To change the Chrome homepage on Android, follow the steps given below.How to change homepage on Google Chrome? | Candid.Technology

  • Open Chrome and then tap on the three-dot button at the top right.
  • From the drop-down, select Settings.
  • Scroll down a bit and then tap on Homepage under Basics heading.
  • Here, turn on the toggle and then enter the page address by tapping on Open this page option.

How to change homepage on Google Chrome? | Candid.TechnologyRemember, all the changes are saved automatically, and you don’t need to worry if you accidentally close the browser after making the changes.

How to change the homepage on Chrome for iOS?

Users don’t have an option to set a custom homepage on Chrome app for iOS, but they can select from among four search engines that’ll show up as soon as the app is launched — Google, Yahoo!, Bing and DuckDuckGo.

To change the homepage on Chrome for iOS with one of the aforementioned search engines, launch Chrome and follow the steps below.How to change homepage on Google Chrome? PC, Android and iOS

  • Tap on the three horizontal dot menu icon at the bottom-right of the display.
  • Then tap on Settings from the menu.
  • On the next page, tap on Search Engine and then choose one of the four search engines.

Also read: How to enable Chrome Extensions in incognito mode

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Kumar Hemant

Deputy Editor at Candid.Technology. Hemant writes at the intersection of tech and culture and has a keen interest in science, social issues and international relations. You can contact him here: kumarhemant@pm.me

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