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How do I set the startup page?

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Firefox was opening to my homepage. It now opens to a blank page. How do I reset what page opens when I start Firefox?

Firefox was opening to my homepage. It now opens to a blank page. How do I reset what page opens when I start Firefox?

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hi, i have seen reports from some users that after the 67 update, the homepage would no longer load when "active logins" was checked in the clear history on shutdown settings... is this the case for you as well?

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How to set the home page https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-to-set-the-home-page

I did a simple firefox homepage search and it wasn't hard to find.

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hi, i have seen reports from some users that after the 67 update, the homepage would no longer load when "active logins" was checked in the clear history on shutdown settings... is this the case for you as well?

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Unchecking 'active logins' did indeed let Firefox open to my homepage again. Why active logins should affect my homepage remains unclear to me. It is also a huge question in my mind what else has Mozilla altered that will affect my security that does not appear as obviously as this issue. I have always had the 'active logins' box checked when Firefox did open to my homepage. It seems to me that Mozilla is making changes that they do not fully understand or bother to test before applying.