How to Disable Thumbnails from Google Chrome Homepage

Are you tired of seeing a cluttered and distracting page when opening a new tab in Google Chrome? You're not alone! Many users find it frustrating to have their frequently visited sites displayed prominently on the new tab page. Fortunately, there's an easy solution: using the Empty New Tab Page extension for Chrome.

To get started, navigate to the Empty New Tab Page extension for Chrome and select 'Add to Chrome' followed by 'Add extension.' Once installed, you should see a blank web page when you open a new tab - exactly what you've been looking for!

The best part is that this extension also works seamlessly with Chrome's Dark Mode, so you don't have to sacrifice style for functionality. With the Empty New Tab Page extension, you can say goodbye to those pesky thumbnails and hello to a cleaner browsing experience.

However, some users may still find themselves wondering if there are any workarounds or settings available to stop this from happening. Unfortunately, as of Chrome version 78, there is no built-in setting within the browser itself that allows you to disable these thumbnails. But don't worry - with the Empty New Tab Page extension, you won't need one.

By following these simple steps and installing the right extension, you can take control of your new tab page and create a browsing experience that's tailored to your preferences. Say goodbye to distractions and hello to a more streamlined way of surfing the web!

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