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Hello!
I'd like to know if there's a way or a hotkey to set new tabs to open as an empty page instead of Homepage which I've set under Safari/General settings. I know that I can set my tabs to always open as an empty page (New tabs open with: Empty page) but I want my default hotkey (Cmd+T) to open my Homepage, and some other one to open an empty new tab. Is there a workaround?
It would be great to know that!
MacBook Pro (M1, 2020)
Hello!
I’d go about it the other way around:
In Safari > Settings, configure “News tabs open with” to “Empty Page.” Then in the Shortcuts application, create a new shortcut, add the AppleScript action and configure it so (replace”favorites://“ with the actual URL of your Homepage, or any other URL for that matter):
Still in Shortcuts, click ⓘ (top right), click “Add Keyboard Shortcut” and choose the key combination that suits you. Save the shortcut and you should be good to go.
Hello!
I’d go about it the other way around:
In Safari > Settings, configure “News tabs open with” to “Empty Page.” Then in the Shortcuts application, create a new shortcut, add the AppleScript action and configure it so (replace”favorites://“ with the actual URL of your Homepage, or any other URL for that matter):
Still in Shortcuts, click ⓘ (top right), click “Add Keyboard Shortcut” and choose the key combination that suits you. Save the shortcut and you should be good to go.
Thank you! That's the solution I was looking for
Opening a new empty tab (in Safari)
