> There are multiple extensions that let you set your new tab screen to a blank page, or just a list of apps, or whatever you want. You didn't need them before

> There are multiple extensions that let you set your new tab screen to a blank page, or just a list of apps, or whatever you want. You didn't need them before. Most extensions I found were hacks that stopped working after a Chrome update. See nobody answered my question, why was the option removed at first place.