Google Chrome: Load Multiple Pages at Startup
Contributed by Rob Rogers 
Tagged: Google If you’re like me, you visit the same pages everytime you open your browser. Chrome can be configured to load multiple pages at startup.
1. Open Google Chrome.
2. Click the wrench icon in the upper-right corner of the toolbar and select Options.
3. On the Basics tab, go to the On startup section.
4. Select the Open the following pages radio button.
5. Click the Add button to select sites from your history. Click the Use Current to add the pages that the browser currently has opened.
6. Click the Close button.
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lee said on January 23, 2009
Is there anyway to randomise the hompage so it picks one from that list and opens that
Elizabeth Farnsworth said on December 2, 2009
This is limited to what shows in your history when you pull it up from options, basic, etc it only comes up with todays history and not all of your history to choose from. That is the problem i’m having I’ll have a bunch of pages open and if the browser gets closed only a specific amount of pages will open and not all that I had open. I need a plugin or something that will save all open pages as bookmarks and one that opens all pages I currently have open.
Elizabeth Farnsworth
http://www.embrace-health.myshaklee.com
Jdtroon said on January 12, 2011
I’m a chrome user but I don’t get same display screen as shown when I click on wrench. Options is not displayed as an option. Anybody solve this.