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How to disable the Customize tab and Option tab

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It is annoying those tabs shows up every time I start Firefox. Can someone help me disable or how to make them completely gone? I don't know what I did or how I did, since the recent update, those Customize tab and Option tab shows up when I start firefox. Some people said you can disable from reference, I have no idea where that is. I can't find option or setting for tabs anywhere except the one in the Customize tab but they are only for search engines etc, nothing about those option tab/customize tab. Firefox has too many option buttons and it is confusing too.

Please help me.... !!

It is annoying those tabs shows up every time I start Firefox. Can someone help me disable or how to make them completely gone? I don't know what I did or how I did, since the recent update, those Customize tab and Option tab shows up when I start firefox. Some people said you can disable from reference, I have no idea where that is. I can't find option or setting for tabs anywhere except the one in the Customize tab but they are only for search engines etc, nothing about those option tab/customize tab. Firefox has too many option buttons and it is confusing too. Please help me.... !!

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You can check the home page setting.

Firefox supports multiple home pages separated by '|' (pipe) symbols.


The about:preferences page gets included as one of the home pages if you click "Use Current Page(s)" to set the home page and about:preferences is open in a tab. If you want to use the "Use Current Pages" button in "Options/Preferences > General" then you can pin the tab with the about:preferences page via the right-click context menu of the tab to prevent including about:preferences to the home page setting. You can drag the globe/padlock at the left end of the location/address bar to the toolbar Home button to set a single page as the home page.