Few web browsers like Mozilla Firefox support pinning your favorite website or webpage to the new tab page. But since one can’t pin tens of websites to the new tab page of your browser, you might want to create shortcuts for your favorite websites or webpages on your Windows 10 desktop.
The other advantage of creating a website or webpage shortcuts on a desktop is that you can launch your favorite web pages with a click without having to open the web browser first.
Create a website/webpage shortcut using Chrome or Firefox browser
Step 1: Launch Google Chrome or Firefox browser and resize the browser window in a way so you can see both the desktop and browser window.
Step 2: Open up the URL that you want to create the shortcut on the desktop.
Step 3: Once the page is loaded, on Chrome or Chromium-based Edge, click the page (lock) icon beside the address bar and drag and drop it onto the desktop to create the shortcut.
- On Firefox, drag and drop the icon on the left of the address bar to the desktop to create a shortcut.
- Click on the desktop shortcut to open the same in your default web browser.
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