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Straight forward question and relevant info supplied.
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Straight forward question and relevant info supplied.

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I have a need to quickly login to a site whenever I receive alerts so I would<br />
like to set my Note2's built-in browser (which shows as a Globe icon) &amp;<br />
Chrome browser such that whenever I launch any one of these 2 browsers,<br />
they will automatically load the page (say &nbsp;https://www.abc.com) &amp;&nbsp;go to<br />
the tab that load this page.<br />
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Do provide step by step instruction as I'm quite lost when it comes to using<br />
mobile phones (as I only use it for phone calls, SMS &amp;&nbsp;Whatsapp)
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I have a need to quickly login to a site whenever I receive alerts so I would
like to set my Note2's built-in browser (which shows as a Globe icon) &
Chrome browser such that whenever I launch any one of these 2 browsers,
they will automatically load the page (say  https://www.abc.com) & go to
the tab that load this page.

Do provide step by step instruction as I'm quite lost when it comes to using
mobile phones (as I only use it for phone calls, SMS & Whatsapp)

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How to set home page on my Note2 Android's default browser &amp; Chrome

How to set home page on my Note2 Android's default browser & Chrome