However, it’s not in the standard settings-it’s in the Configuration Editor. Mozilla Firefox has a built-in way to specify a URL for new tabs. You can also remove the extension completely by clicking the trash can icon.
To manually go back to the default New Tab page in Chrome, disable the extension by going to the Chrome menu and selecting More tools > Extensions and unchecking the “Enable” box to the right of the Replace New Tab Page extension.
The webpage still opens on a new tab, but the Replace New Tab Page is disabled, so next time you open a new tab, it will open the default New Tab page. If you don’t want the changes, click “Restore settings”. …a dialog box displays asking if this is the new tab page you were expecting. Then, click on the Replace New Tab Page button that’s added to the toolbar and select “Options” from the dropdown menu.Įnter the URL for the webpage you want to display on the New Tab page in the edit box and click “Save”.
