It's unclear how exactly Chrome picks which websites to show you, but they appear to be localized and personalized. All the links are working and all sites have the correct thumbnails. If you want to run in incognito mode all the time you can. To do this hold down ctrl+shift+n and this will open a new window in incognito mode. Taken from the Google Chrome Help Forum: The only way I know to do this is to go into incognito mode.
The new version is much more integrated and looks similar to the rest of the new tab interface. Now, is it possible for me to hide away all the thumbnails when I fire up my 'new tab' option ( not when I launch my Google Chrome) Best Answer. In contrast to the new test, the previous one takes you to a separate web page with various links. Last year, a similar experiment appeared that also allowed access to a number of recommended websites, still available to this day. A new experiment in the form of a 'Top sites' shortcut has surfaced, linking to an overview of some recommended websites seemingly based on location and interest. The new tab page, in particular, is always changing and some experimental features in Chrome's developer version Canary give us a glimpse of what Google might have in mind for it going forward. Google Chrome sees a constant stream of new, sometimes redundant features implemented by its developers, but not all of them end up in the stable version of the browser.
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