Hide Most Visited In New Tab Page
In modern versions of Internet Explorer, IE11/IE10/IE9, you get a useful New Tab page, which has tiles for frequently visited websites. By right clicking the tile or by pressing the little cross button (x) in the top right corner of each tile, you are able to remove that particular site from the list of thumbnails. But, for some reason, once you hide a specific website, there is no interface to restore it. What if you have deleted some site accidentally? Or maybe you removed it previously but prefer to have the site listed in the Frequent section again?In this article, I will share with you a simple trick which will allow you to restore removed sites.RECOMMENDED:To resolve our issue, we will operate with Windows Registry Editor. Close Internet Explorer. Open the Registry editor.
Fully working auto-refresh when theme changes. Fully working to remove, undo and restore all the most visited pages. Fix bug that causes the grid empty. Be able to navigate to file:/// urls. (Note that the original 'New Tab' page in Chrome 33 can not do this either.) Fix. Hello All, So I have been using an extension to black out my new tab page so I dont see the annoying search bar and ever so scandalous 'most visited' tiles, but I have been wondering if it was possible to just modify the html of the default new tab page to not show those things anymore.
Chrome Show Most Visited Sites
Go to the following key: HKEYCURRENTUSERSoftwareMicrosoftInternet ExplorerTabbedBrowsingNewTabPageTip: You can. Delete the subkey under the NewTabPage key called Exclude. It contains the encoded data about all the sites you have hidden from the New Tab page.That's it. Only one minor issue is that this trick will restore all removed sites. There is no way to selectively restore removed sites, because there is no way to decode the encoded strings.RECOMMENDED:You are here: » » How to restore sites hidden from the New tab page in IE11.