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For most people, the default New Tab Page in Chrome works perfectly well for their purposes. But if you would prefer to choose what opens in a new tab for yourself, then we have some alternative solutions for you.By default, when you open a new tab in Chrome, you see a search bar, Google’s logo, and thumbnail tiles of the sites you’ve visited most often.

However, you can customize the default new tab page a bit (not much), set the New Tab page to a blank page, choose a custom URL to display, or install an extension that adds functionality to the New Tab page. Read on to find out what works best for you. Customize the Default New Tab PageLet’s start with Chrome’s default New Tab page. Chrome will automatically add links to webpages you’ve visited most often as tiles. The only way you can customize the default New Tab page is by deleting tiles from the page.

To do this, move your mouse over the tile you want to delete and click the “X” button that becomes available in the upper-right corner of the tile.A message displays at the bottom of the New Tab page that the thumbnail was removed. You can get the thumbnail back by clicking the “Undo” link.The tiles are created from your browsing history.

When a tile is deleted, the associated link in your browsing history is not deleted. So, if you want to restore all the tiles you’ve deleted, you can do so by clicking the “Restore all” link at the bottom of the New Tab page.The message and links at the bottom of the New Tab page go away after a bit, but you can click the “X” to remove them manually. Display a Blank PageIf you don’t want anything on the New Tab page, you can make it blank. There are two simple extensions that will give you a blank New Tab page. The extension does exactly what it says: when you open a new tab, it is completely blank.is self-explanatory as well. Unlike Blank New Tab Page, this extension will show you a blank page with your bookmarks bar along the top. Even if you have the Bookmarks bar off (Chrome menu Bookmarks Show bookmarks bar not checked), it’ll show your bookmarks temporarily on the new tab page, which can be handy.Add Your Own URLYou can also display one of your favorite sites, such as How-To Geek, on the New Tab page.

However, this is not a built-in feature in Chrome, so we need to install an extension. The simplest one we found that works well is. The only permission this extension has is “Replace the page you see when opening a new tab,” so this one should be safe.

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(We previously recommended the Replace New Tab Page extension, but it no longer exists.)Install the New tab URL extension, and then click on the button that’s added to the toolbar.