Originally, Chrome’s New Tab page was a static grid of thumbnails. Over time, it has evolved into a highly customizable dashboard. Today, the "Most Visited" section consists of eight circular icons located directly below the search bar. These icons are dynamically generated based on your local browsing history—the more frequently you visit a site, the more likely it is to claim a spot on this prime digital real estate. How to Enable and Configure Most Visited Sites

The Google Chrome New Tab page is the most frequently viewed screen on your computer. Every time you open a browser window or click the "+" icon, Google presents you with a launchpad designed to get you where you want to go. At the center of this experience is the "Most Visited" sites grid.

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If the standard Chrome "Most Visited" layout feels too limited, the Chrome Web Store offers powerful alternatives that provide more grid slots, better aesthetics, and productivity widgets.

By default, Google Chrome uses an algorithm to determine which websites you visit most frequently. When you open a new tab (Ctrl+T or Cmd+T), Chrome displays these as directly under the search bar.

Browsing in Incognito (Ctrl+Shift+N) does not influence your Most Visited sites.

If you choose the "My shortcuts" option, you can add specific destinations manually.

Check the menu mentioned above to ensure the shortcuts haven't been disabled by a recent update. 🎨 Beyond the Default: Top New Tab Extensions

移除后，被删除的快捷方式将立即从网格中消失，而Chrome会自动从你的浏览记录中调取下一个符合排名规则的网站来填充空缺。