Your browser is where you start your journey across the web. It should be fashioned according to your preferences to give you the best possible convenience. You have two options: a browser default page or an About Blank page. Before choosing one, though, you might want to know the main differences.
When you open your browser, you would typically be presented with a search page of the browser together with some of the most frequent sites you are using. This is great, especially if the search engine is the first tool you use upon opening the browser. However, if there is one site you always need to check, setting up a browser default page will be more suitable for you. It can be Skype for your work, a website of your favorite news company, social media, and more.
Seeing your browser with an empty white page when you open it could be worrying. That About Blank page could be a result of different reasons. It can be due to a virus or malware attack, abrupt removal of malware or adware, a result of bugs in code and browsers, corrupt page cache, blocked popup ads, poor internet connection, and other underlying issues where the browser has nothing else to display. Remarkably, it can also be voluntarily set up by the users who don’t want to open their browsers with the previous they visited or frequent sites they are using. This can be helpful if you’re going to observe privacy.
As said earlier, you have the option to launch your browser with a browser default page or an About Blank page. The processes to do them will only vary depending on the browser you are using. Here’s how you can do them on four major web browsers:
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