A quick and easy way to access Google in your web browsers is to make Google your homepage. You can do this in browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, and we'll show you how. Your browser has a box that you can fill in with any site's URL to make it your homepage.

You can customize Google Chrome to open any page for the homepage or startup page. These two pages aren’t the same unless you set them to be. Your startup page is the one that shows when you first launch Chrome on your device. Your homepage is the one you go to when you select Home.

Open Google Chrome, then select the three, vertical dots next to the profile icon. Select Settings, then under Appearance, turn the toggle for Show home button to on. Choose the option you'd like to use: New Tab page or Enter custom web address.

Chrome already opens new tabs with an embedded Google Search bar. But you can also customize the startup page to include favorites as well as Google search.

Follow these instructions if Google Chrome is your browser of choice: Open Chrome. Click on the Menu icon in the upper right-hand corner (three vertical dots). Select Settings. Scroll down to On Startup. Mark the checkbox next to Open a specific page or set of pages. Enter www.google.com into the on-screen box.

You can change most home pages to Google by clicking Settings or Preferences before finding options for the home screen or home page. Google Chrome and Firefox typically have Google as their default home page. Most browsers require you to type in http://www.google.com to confirm it as your choice.

You can make Google your homepage in every major web browser on both Mac and PC. To make Google your homepage, open your browser's Settings or Preferences menu.

In this article, we’ll take you through a step-by-step guide on how to set Google as your homepage on any web browser.