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Under Safari Preferences General, my safari homepage address is missing, how do I restore it?
MacBook Air
Enter the URL i of the site you want it it be the Home page in the Safari address bar.
When the site page appears,
Safari > Preferences > General
click the "Set to Current Page" button under "Home page".
Okay, I see how to get it to google or another browser, but how do I get it back to the safari one where my most used pages and things come up?
Visit the site you want it to be the Homepage.
Click the "Set to Current Page;" button under Homepage:
Default web browser?
System Preferences > General Default web.browser:
Click inside the box next to Default web browser and select Safari.
Yes but the homepage is blank, I don't want google or Yahoo or anything, I want the one that came with the computer. Thanks
Type apple.com in the URL and when the page loads, click Set to Current Page.
Then it just goes to the apple website
Please post what site you want as your home page. Apple is the one that came with the computer.
Thank you, the one that came with the computer.....something like this
Try setting your Safari/Preferences/General as shown in the screen shot.
Do you want to have the start page look like this?
Safari > Preferences > General > New window opens with:
Click inside the box next to "New window opens with:" and select "Favorites".
Under Safari Preferences General, my safari homepage address is missing, how do I restore it?
