ITChange the tab page in IE9By Patrick Stafford ![]()
But some may not like the fact IE9 displays a summary of your most-visited sites whenever they create a new tab. Thankfully, there’s a way to change it.
First, go to the gear symbol at the upper-right hand side of the screen, click it and then press on “internet options”.
Click the “settings” button under the “tabs” section at the very bottom. A new box will appear. In the middle of that box, you should see a drop-down menu when the text above it saying, “when anew tab is opened, open”.
Then, you can choose what site you want to use – a blank page, the new tab page or your first home page.
If you ever want to change back, put “about:tabs” in the address bar.
Tweet
Share This page :
|
|
|
Events
-
Manufacturing Resource Efficiency – A Forum for SMEs
Discover how using your resources efficiently can lead to long term success for Australian manufacturers. VECCI and Enterprise Connect would like to invite ...
-
B31: Ballarat Business Month
B31: Ballarat Business Month – a month of dedicated small business events, workshops and seminars held in and around Ballarat – 1-31 August. For up-to-date ...
-
Small Business Speedy Solutions
Topline business tips in minutes. Mobile hubs showing short sharp videos on key small business issues and topics – metro Melbourne and regional Victoria t...
-
Small Business BIG Marketing
An inspirational and practical half day event incorporating seminars from leading business marketers, marketing services expo, networking opportunities and...
-
Social Media For Business: The Hands-On Workshop
Social Media For Business: The Hands-On Workshop is for anyone daunted by social media, but wanting to learn more. A hands-on workshop on how to harness the...
Sponsored Links
Our Partners

- Housing affordability improves in all capitals but Brisbane
- First-home buyer numbers up: Mortgage Choice
- BlueScope Steel closure will severely hurt Illawarra market: Michael Yardney
- Melbourne land price falls for second consecutive quarter
- Rental vacancies ease in Sydney, plateau nationally
Comments (0)
Subscribe to this comment's feedWrite comment