Click the Menu button from the upper right (3 horizontal bars).Open the next page you want to see every time you start Chrome.Click the new Tab button (or Ctrl + T) to open a new tab.Open the first page you would like to see every time you start Chrome.Click the OK button at the bottom of the screen.Click Use Current Pages button in the Startup section.Click the General tab at the top of the options screen.Repeat steps 1-3 for as many pages as you want to open automatically.Open the next page you want to see every time you start Firefox.Click File –> New –> Tab (or Ctrl + T) to open a new tab.Open the first page you would like to see every time you start Firefox.If you like to check multiple sites every day or maybe use your browsing sessions for research, let your browser do some of the work for you by opening multiple pages at the same time. Now that Internet Explorer has caught up (sort of) with modern browsers, I wanted to point out yet another function of tabbed browsing ( click here for the popular and informative tabbed browsing tip ).
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