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How Do I Restore Mozilla's Default New Tab Page

strandedtxgirly
strandedtxgirly
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Firefox used to have a screen full of my most visited sites open when I opened a new tab. Now, after installing and uninstalling Incredibar software (malware is more like it), I cannot seem to get the MyStart page to stop opening when I create a new tab. Is there any way to restore the original New Tab page that I had before?

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by philipp

hello strandedtxgirly, you can either install the search reset addon or manually reset the new tab page by entering about:config into the firefox location bar (confirm the info message in case it shows up), searching for the preference named browser.newtab.url and right-clicking & resetting it to its default value (about:newtab).

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you're very welcome! glad you could resolve it that easily...

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philipp
philipp
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hello strandedtxgirly, you can either install the search reset addon or manually reset the new tab page by entering about:config into the firefox location bar (confirm the info message in case it shows up), searching for the preference named browser.newtab.url and right-clicking & resetting it to its default value (about:newtab).

strandedtxgirly
strandedtxgirly
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Fabulous! Madperson, you have completely solved my issue. The Search Reset link worked perfectly. Thank you so much!

strandedtxgirly
strandedtxgirly
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Question owner

Fabulous! Madperson, you have completely solved my issue. The Search Reset link worked perfectly. Thank you so much!

philipp
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you're very welcome! glad you could resolve it that easily...