Edge, Microsoft's new browser, has a simplified interface with few options for users. This wikiHow teaches you how to add a "Home" button in your browser to quickly load your favorite page. If you want your home page to appear every time you open Edge, you'll also need to set up your home page.
Steps
Part 1 of 2: Setting up the Home Page
Step 1. Click on ⋯
This button, which looks like three dots, is located at the top right of the browser.
Step 2. Select Settings
Step 3. Scroll down and select View advanced settings
You will then be shown the advanced browser settings.
Step 4. Click on the "Show Home Button" toggle to activate it
A drop-down menu will appear below the switch and a house button will appear to the left of the address bar.
Step 5. Click on the drop-down menu and select A specific page
A text box titled will appear below the drop-down menu Enter a URL.
Step 6. Enter the address of the site you want to use as your home page
For example, if you want Google to be your home page, enter https://www.google.com in the link box.
Step 7. Click on the save icon
It looks like a floppy disc and is to the right of the link you just entered. The address will then be saved as a new home page. Now, every time you click on the Home button, the page in question will load automatically.
Part 2 of 2: Setting up the Home Page
Step 1. Click on ⋯
This button looks like three dots and is located at the top right of the browser.
Step 2. Select Settings
Step 3. Click on the drop-down menu under the "Open Microsoft Edge with" option
In this way, the various options available for the page that will appear when the browser is opened will be shown.
Step 4. Click on One or more specific pages
A box titled will appear below the drop-down menu Enter a URL.
Step 5. Enter the address of the site you want to set as your home page
For example, if you want Google to be your homepage, type https://www.google.com in the link box.
Step 6. Click on the save icon
It looks like a floppy disc and is to the right of the link you just entered. The address will then be saved and set as a new start page. Now, every time you open Edge, this page will load automatically.
