The default Automatically setting means that Safari will make every attempt to open a new site in a tab rather than a window. This setting helps in that it determines when tabs should appear.
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Open pages in tabs Instead of windows: The main reason to use tabs is to avoid having multiple open windows clutter your screen. Now let’s see how you can configure those tabs with Safari’s preferences. If you’re not using tabs-Safari’s way to open and access multiple webpages within a single window-now’s the time to start. Or, if you just can’t decide, cruise around the Web for awhile, and when you find a destination you like, click the Set to Current Page button. Homepage: If you’d like Safari to open to your Facebook page or your third-cousin’s blog, just enter that address in this field and choose Homepage from the New windows open with menu. New tabs open with: The choices here match those found in the ‘New windows open with’ pop-up menu. Homepage takes you to the site entered in the Homepage field below, Empty Page displays a blank page with no Web address, Same Page displays the same page you have open in another window, and Bookmarks shows the page you’d see if you clicked the Bookmarks icon in Safari’s toolbar. If you choose Top Sites, you’ll see a grid that displays thumbnails of sites you visit frequently (or have just recently visited).
By default you’re taken to Apple’s website, which is a nice bit of advertising for the company but may not be something you wish to see. New windows open with: From this pop-up menu, you choose what Safari displays when you open a new window (or one is opened for you when you first launch it).
Otherwise, Safari will open with a new window. To do that, choose All windows from last session from this pop-up menu. If you like, you can have those views saved and then opened when you next launch Safari. Safari opens with: Safari under Mountain Lion remembers the tabs and windows that were open when you last quit the browser.
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