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How to Make AT&T My Home Page

By Matthew Lynch
April 29, 2023
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As an AT&T user, it’s only natural that you’d want to use the company’s website as your homepage. In this article, we’ll show you how to make AT&T your home page.

Method 1: Using Your Browser Settings

One of the easiest ways to make AT&T your homepage is to change the settings in your web browser. Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Open Your Web Browser

Open your web browser (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Safari, etc.) on your computer or mobile device.

Step 2: Navigate to AT&T’s Homepage

Type https://www.att.com in your browser’s address bar or search for AT&T using your preferred search engine. This will take you to AT&T’s homepage.

Step 3: Access Your Browser Settings

Next, access your browser settings using the browser menu or settings icon. This is typically located in the top right-hand corner of your browser window.

Step 4: Select “Settings” or “Options”

Select “Settings” or “Options” from the dropdown menu or menu list. This will bring up your browser settings.

Step 5: Choose the “General” or “Startup” Tab

Go to the “General” or “Startup” tab on your browser settings.

Step 6: Change Your Homepage

Under the “Homepage” setting, enter “https://www.att.com” in the text box. Then click “Save” or “OK” to save your changes.

Method 2: Using the AT&T Toolbar

Another way to make AT&T your homepage is to install the AT&T toolbar on your browser. Follow these steps:

Step 1: Download the AT&T Toolbar

Download the AT&T Toolbar from the AT&T website (https://www.att.com/toolbar/index.html). Click “Download Now” to begin the download.

Step 2: Install the Toolbar

Once you’ve downloaded the toolbar, follow the installation prompts to install it on your computer.

Step 3: Open the AT&T Toolbar

Open the AT&T toolbar once it’s installed.

Step 4: Set AT&T as Your Homepage

On the toolbar, click the “Settings” button, then select “Set AT&T as Homepage.”

Step 5: Confirm Your Changes

Confirm your changes by selecting “Yes” when prompted to make AT&T your homepage.

In Conclusion

Making AT&T your homepage is a simple process that can take just a few minutes. Whether you prefer to change your browser settings or use the AT&T toolbar, following these steps will make AT&T your go-to site every time you open your browser.   

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