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Mahalo's software expert Justin Zagri explains how to set up multiple homepages in your Safari browser.
Creating Multiple Homepages
You can customize Safari to open more than one homepage at once. There is no direct way to do this, but you can add a bookmark tab that will open multiple pages when you select it.
1. In your Safari browser, go to Bookmarks --> Show All Bookmarks.
2. Select the Bookmarks Bar tab in the left panel. 3. Create a new bookmarks folder by clicking the "+" button at the bottom left.
4. Name the new folder Homepages.
5. Select from your bookmarks the pages you want to open when you start up Safari. Drag the pages into the Homepages folder.
6. Highlight the Homepages folder and check the Auto-Click box on the right side of the row. 
7. When you open up a new Safari window, click on Homepages in your bookmarks bar. This will open separate tabs for every page you placed in the folder. References
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Meet Our Expert
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Justin Zagri
Since early high school, Justin has fostered a passion for design and filmmaking. Initially self-taught, Justin learned the multiple facets of Photoshop and, for the past 10 years, has applied his skills to everything from business cards to posters and visual effects for films. Justin continues to create design work for himself and clients. He takes pride in passing on what he knows about Photoshop, as he knows first-hand the value of having Photoshop on the skill set of your resume.
