Depending on the speed of your internet connection and of your Mac itself, forcing Safari to launch, say, 20 sites at once can really slow things down. One caveat, though: I would strongly suggest that you avoid opening too many tabs with this feature. Safari will load the websites according to their order in the folder, so if you want a particular site to load in the first tab, head back to the Edit Bookmarks screen and drag the desired site to the top of the list. When you do, you should see all of the bookmarks you put in your startup bookmarks folder load as tabs. Now, to test your new startup bookmarks, close Safari and reopen it. You can confirm the change back in the Safari preferences window.
Find and select the folder you created in the previous step and then click Choose.
#MAC OS SAFARI OPEN BOOKMARK IN NEW TAB WINDOWS#
Then, in the New windows open with menu, select Choose tabs folder.Ī new window will appear showing your bookmarks. Make sure that Safari opens with is set to A new window. Next, find the two options highlighted in the screenshot below: Safari opens with and New windows open with. Make sure you’re on the General tab at the top of the screen. When you’ve got your startup folder configured and have added all the sites you want Safari to open for you, go to the menus at the top of your screen and choose Safari > Preferences. Otherwise, drag and drop your existing bookmarks to the startup folder as desired.Ĭonfigure Safari to Open a Folder of Bookmarks at Launch If there are websites you want to add to your startup list that aren’t already bookmarked, navigate to them and add them as bookmarks in your startup folder. Next, add your desired bookmarks to your new folder. Give your new folder a name and press Return on your keyboard. Unless you already have a folder in mind that you’d like to set as your launch folder, click New Folder. You’ll see a list of your Safari bookmarks and any existing folders you may have already created. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut Option-Command-B. To do so, open Safari and select Bookmarks > Edit Bookmarks from the menu bar at the top of the screen. So, the first step to getting this set up on your own Mac is to create a new folder of all of the sites you want to load when you start Safari. The trick to getting multiple websites to load when you launch Safari is to tell it to open a folder of bookmarks rather than a single site.
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