On Sun, May 29, 2005 at 01:29:14PM CDT, Vince Lewis <vplewis at mac.com> wrote: : On May 28, 2005, at 10:39 PM, Allan Hise wrote: : > : >That's true, but I think what drives the OP crazy (and me : >too) is that even though I have a home page set as you : >suggested, only the initial tab loads it. Subsequent tabs : >come up empty. I would really like to hit command-T and have : >the new tab pop up my home page, instead of a blank page. : >Firefox is the same... If there is a way in either browser : >to make that work, I would be quite happy. : : Can't help you with that. As far as I can tell, cmd-t is set to open : as a blank page, which I agree is completely useless. In fact, I : can't think of any reason for wanting a blank page (at least in a : read-only browser like Safari) in the first place. Maybe we should : all file bug reports if we think this is incorrect behavior. I think the behavior is correct. I'm an avid tabbed browser user. And when I open a new tab, I immediately enter some URL. I do not want to waste time on a new tab and wait for it to auto-open some other URL, especially when the remote site is slow or the local network is slow. -- Eugene http://www.coxar.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/