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Interesting question, since I assume that the default for most systems is to return to the desktop when screen saver is closed by movement. &nbsp;Since the Home Page is an issue that would require Browser loading, not sure how you can script this; perhaps others can. &nbsp;An alternative might be to create a JPG or BMP image copy of your Home Page and load it as your desktop wallpaper. &nbsp;Others may have just what you need, this is what comes to mind as a possible workaround.
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Interesting question, since I assume that the default for most systems is to return to the desktop when screen saver is closed by movement.  Since the Home Page is an issue that would require Browser loading, not sure how you can script this; perhaps others can.  An alternative might be to create a JPG or BMP image copy of your Home Page and load it as your desktop wallpaper.  Others may have just what you need, this is what comes to mind as a possible workaround.

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I'm assuming this system is not in KIOSK mode.
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I'm assuming this system is not in KIOSK mode.

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Sorry to admit, I do not know the answer. &nbsp;I hope others will.
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Sorry to admit, I do not know the answer.  I hope others will.

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We have a PC in the retail store with our web site running on it. After 20 mins the screensaver will coming up. If customer use the mouse or keyboard, I'd like the browser to go back to the home page. How could I implement it? Any idea would be appreciated.
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We have a PC in the retail store with our web site running on it. After 20 mins the screensaver will coming up. If customer use the mouse or keyboard, I'd like the browser to go back to the home page. How could I implement it? Any idea would be appreciated.

How to make browser go back to home page after click screensaver?

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.