Many patrons of the internet out there use Yahoo and its array of different services more than any other websites, and these patrons often want to set their internet browsers’ homepages to the Yahoo website. Thankfully, doing so is not only possible but is also extremely easy on basically every internet browser people these days use. Here’s how you can make Yahoo your homepage on some of today’s most popular and commonly used internet browsers:
On Google Chrome
On Internet Explorer
On Mozilla Firefox
Once you do so, your changes will be saved automatically – there is nothing more for you to do. Simply close Firefox’s Options, and from here on out, whenever you click on the Home button or start Firefox, you will be taken to the specified Yahoo webpage.
On Microsoft Edge
Note: Microsoft Edge does not have a Home button like most other internet browsers, so setting the homepage on Microsoft Edge basically sets the page or set of pages you see when you open Microsoft Edge for the first time during a session.
On Safari
Last, but certainly not least, if you’re someone who uses Apple’s Safari internet browser for computer, here’s what you need to do to make Yahoo your homepage: Safari does not, by default, have a Home button in its toolbar. You are going to have to manually add the Home button to its toolbar – to do so, simply click on View > Customize Toolbar, and drag the Home button into the Safari toolbar. The Home button will be added to whatever position you drop the Home button in on the toolbar. With the Home button added to Safari’s toolbar, Safari will take you to whatever Yahoo webpage you set as its homepage every single time you click on the Home button, not to mention whenever you open Safari up or whenever you open a new instance of Safari during on ongoing browsing session.
