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The "set new tabs to be a blank page" option is missing from Chrome, too. I don't want a "new tab page"-- I just want a blank tab.
by EvanAnderson 3y ago
The "set new tabs to be a blank page" option is missing from Chrome, too. I don't want a "new tab page"-- I just want a blank tab.
- djbusby 3y agoThese days you have to make an extension to package up a single empty HTML file and set it as NTP. WTF.
- GordonS 3y agoI should work if you set the URL to: about:blank
- OldGuyInTheClub 3y agoThat's my workaround : Put about:blank on the bookmarks bar and train myself to click it instead of ctrl T for a new tab.
- EvanAnderson 3y agoThat works for the "home page". Not for new tabs, sadly. You're stuck making an extension.
- wincy 3y agoBut Chrome desperately needs to tell you it’s Earth Day or Indigenous People’s Day or something equally unimportant with a breathless enthusiasm that would make a Southern Baptist Preacher on a Telethon blush. I’ve finally hit a wall with “enhancements” in chrome I can’t shut off. If I type “man” in the Omnibar I don’t want to know about Manchester United and get an icon with the team. In fact I don’t want any pictures at all in the omnibar. Apparently my Google Fu isn’t good enough or it’s just flat out impossible to change, because I still get what I feel are ads for brands in the Omnibar when I search for stuff.
- qzx_pierri 3y agoFirefox is waiting. It’s great over here. We’re happy over here.
- wincy 3y agoI use Firefox at home, and have been for awhile now. But Chrome is the standard at my work, so I’m stuck developing our UIs to work on Chrome.