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Chrome automatically tracks frequently visited websites to provide quick-access tiles on every new tab. Feature Logic

: This data is computed locally on your device using your browsing history database. It is not an external cloud-based feed, meaning your shortcuts will differ between your phone, work computer, and personal laptop. How to Manage and Customize Your New Tab Shortcuts

Sometimes, update rollouts push regional trending searches directly into the real estate reserved for your tiles. chrome newtab mostvisited9 updated

Individual shortcuts can be removed by hovering over the thumbnail and clicking the three-dot menu or 'X' icon.

You just updated Chrome, switched devices, or cleared your cache, and your carefully curated Top 9 Most Visited sites are gone or replaced with generic links. The old list is lost forever. How to Manage and Customize Your New Tab

Chrome determines these sites by tracking your browsing history, including the frequency and recency of visits. It uses a built-in algorithm that analyzes your browsing patterns to decide which URLs to show in your shortcuts. This smart sorting includes sites from your browsing history, bookmarks, and other factors.

The layout is designed to speed up your workflow by anticipating where you want to go. By understanding how to pin, remove, and manage these tiles, you can take control of your browsing habits and create a tailored productivity hub. The old list is lost forever

The default view for the new tab page in Chrome includes these Most Visited tiles. Typically, the page displays up to eight tiles, but you can pin or remove them to customize your grid. In some versions, you may see the chrome://newtab/#most_visited page, which exclusively shows a list of thumbnails for your most frequently accessed webpages.

A site accessed ten times this week will naturally suppress a site accessed thirty times last month.