Going forward, whenever you open Google Chrome, these sites will load by default. A list showing the pages that will open when you launch Google Chrome going forward are shown.

Click to select the radio button next to “Open a specific page or set of pages,” and then choose “Use Current Pages” beneath that option.

Options associated with starting up Google Chrome are shown on the right side of the screen.

Click “On Startup” in the menu on the left side of this screen.

Click “Settings.” The Settings screen is displayed.

The Menu icon features three vertical ellipses.

Click the “Menu” icon at the end of the search bar along the top of the screen.

In this example I’ve got four sites open.

Open Google Chrome on your desktop browser, and then click the “+” sign to create a new tab for each site you want to open when you launch Google Chrome going forward.Steps to Set Multiple Custom Startup Pages in Google Chrome

Examples of all instructions in the steps can be seen in both the YouTube video above and the image collection located beneath the steps. In this video I’ll show you how to do this on the Google Chrome desktop browser. Are you tired of having to create new tabs for the same pages you need open every time you launch Google Chrome? Thankfully, Google makes it easy to automatically open multiple pages every time you open Google Chrome.

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