# Bring Pages to Front

This setting brings each new active page (such as a new tab or a link opened in a new tab) to the front.

{% hint style="info" %}
Some operating systems, like macOS, will bring the browser window to the front *once* at the start of the run when launching Chrome, regardless of whether this option is enabled or disabled.
{% endhint %}

When this option is disabled, your TaskBot does not bring new tabs to the foreground when opening or switching to them. If you observe your TaskBot in action and it uses the [Switch or Close Tab](/using-zerowork/using-building-blocks/switch-or-close-tab.md) building block, you’ll notice that the TaskBot switches to the new tab silently, without bringing it to the foreground.

To disable or enable this option, click on the settings gear icon in the top-right corner of your TaskBot page, navigate to TaskBot settings, and select this option.

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### FAQ

**When should I use this option?**

Keep enabled while building or testing your TaskBot, so you can monitor pages as they come to the front during the run.


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```

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