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TL;DR Install an extension. No, thanks. For the very same reasons I don't want all that junk on my new tabs, I don't want extensions. Google can make the defa
by jasonkostempski 13y ago
TL;DR Install an extension.
No, thanks. For the very same reasons I don't want all that junk on my new tabs, I don't want extensions.
Google can make the default whatever they want and I wouldn't complain if they'd just let me change it to what I want and if it would keep those settings across machines. Everytime I start Chrome and evertime I open a new tab in an existing window I want a blank page and an empty, focused omnibar. I'd also like to be able to remove the back, forward, refresh, bookmark star, and the '3 lines' button that no one has a good name for.
- cfinke 13y agothe '3 lines' button that no one has a good name for. It's called a hamburger button: http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2013/03/18/whats-a-hamburger-button-a-guide-to-app/ http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2013/03/18/whats-a-hamburger-but...