Google Chrome has presented today a very useful new function that will allow users from all over the world to control their browser much easier and better, which they use daily to surf the web. Google Chrome will have an interface improved by the company Google, but we are not only talking about changes for the design, but also about changes for the functionality that we will benefit from, one of the novelties being described below.
Google Chrome will bring changes to the page dedicated to new tabs where a URL address has not yet been accessed, where the pages most frequently opened by us will be displayed in a more familiar format. Google Chrome will also allow the modification of these listings, the Google company thinking that it would be ultimately useful to offer this functionality for users who want to see there and what they want to have.
Google Chrome: NEW and VERY USEFUL function
Google Chrome has implemented the option to customize page shortcuts for new tabs only in the beta version, for now, but it will be offered as standard for all users from September 4. Those using the beta version now can access it with the flag chrome: // flags / # ntp-custom-links and they will have access to what you see above, i.e. a button that allows adding a shortcut, by providing a name for it, but also an access address.
Google Chrome will also allow you to edit any shortcuts by simply hovering the mouse over it, so we will be able to modify anything we don't like, the Google company thinking the whole system quite well. Google Chrome has this functionality made in such a way that it is very easy to use, and all those who are willing to use it will be able to do so starting with version 69, which will be released on September 4.
