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Am I missing something?? How Can I do this?
I want google to come up when I open Safari not whatever I was looking at previously. Is this possible? I don't see the option.
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go to safari --> preferences --> general --> new windows open with (home page) and put your home page into the home page window below.
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Or, if you don't want that feature disabled globally, quit Safari by using option-cmd-q instead of cmd-q.
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okay I did both the General system preferences disable and my preferences in Safari were already set to open the homepage with a new window. I quit Safari and opened it and it restored everything.
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open Safari to your homepage and quit it. then go to ~/Library/Saved Application State/ and lock com.apple.Safari.savedState and then Safari should always open to the state that you just locked
![]() note: to lock a file/folder right click it and choose Get Info (or select it & press command+I) and then click "Locked" in the info window. |
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Locking the save state file and opt+cmd q both worked for me. Thanks for sharing... now Safari is once again a viable browser for me...
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