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J. P. Gilliver (John)[_4_] March 16th 18 10:56 AM

Is there a newsgroup for the Chrome browser? [new tab page]
 
(Not a forum.)

What I wanted to ask is: how do I set, if I can at all, what a new tab
opens as?

In Firefox, I can choose (IIRR) that a new tab opens as my home page, a
copy of the page I'm on when I click new tab, or blank; something like
those choices, anyway. (I have it set to blank.)

In Chrome, I can't find any way to set it. (It currently comes up a the
default Google page.)
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Mr. Man-wai Chang March 16th 18 01:53 PM

[Chrome] new tab page
 

You might try alt.comp.freeware


On 16/3/2018 18:56, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
(Not a forum.)

What I wanted to ask is: how do I set, if I can at all, what a new tab
opens as?

In Firefox, I can choose (IIRR) that a new tab opens as my home page, a
copy of the page I'm on when I click new tab, or blank; something like
those choices, anyway. (I have it set to blank.)

In Chrome, I can't find any way to set it. (It currently comes up a the
default Google page.)



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Paul[_32_] March 16th 18 02:50 PM

Is there a newsgroup for the Chrome browser? [new tab page]
 
J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
(Not a forum.)

What I wanted to ask is: how do I set, if I can at all, what a new tab
opens as?

In Firefox, I can choose (IIRR) that a new tab opens as my home page, a
copy of the page I'm on when I click new tab, or blank; something like
those choices, anyway. (I have it set to blank.)

In Chrome, I can't find any way to set it. (It currently comes up a the
default Google page.)


The options here, don't exactly leave a warm feeling.

This shows some of the controls, but I don't particularly
like the options offered... at all.

https://www.howtogeek.com/264394/how...parate-window/

Paul

Barry Schwarz[_2_] March 16th 18 03:35 PM

Is there a newsgroup for the Chrome browser? [new tab page]
 
On Fri, 16 Mar 2018 10:56:59 +0000, "J. P. Gilliver (John)"
wrote:

(Not a forum.)

What I wanted to ask is: how do I set, if I can at all, what a new tab
opens as?

In Firefox, I can choose (IIRR) that a new tab opens as my home page, a
copy of the page I'm on when I click new tab, or blank; something like
those choices, anyway. (I have it set to blank.)

In Chrome, I can't find any way to set it. (It currently comes up a the
default Google page.)


Look at
https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/1141...ges-in-chrome/

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Mike Easter March 16th 18 06:24 PM

Is there a newsgroup for the Chrome browser? [new tab page]
 
J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
What I wanted to ask is: how do I set, if I can at all, what a new tab
opens as?

In Firefox, I can choose (IIRR) that a new tab opens as my home page, a
copy of the page I'm on when I click new tab, or blank; something like
those choices, anyway. (I have it set to blank.)

In Chrome, I can't find any way to set it. (It currently comes up a the
default Google page.)


To have chrome startup as a blank page, put the URL 'about:blank'
noquotes into the On startup section in settings.

To have chrome open a new tab as a blank page, use the extension Blank
New Tab Page.


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J. P. Gilliver (John)[_4_] March 17th 18 02:14 AM

Is there a newsgroup for the Chrome browser? [new tab page]
 
In message , Paul
writes:
J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
(Not a forum.)
What I wanted to ask is: how do I set, if I can at all, what a new
tab opens as?
In Firefox, I can choose (IIRR) that a new tab opens as my home
page, a copy of the page I'm on when I click new tab, or blank;
something like those choices, anyway. (I have it set to blank.)
In Chrome, I can't find any way to set it. (It currently comes up a
the default Google page.)


The options here, don't exactly leave a warm feeling.

This shows some of the controls, but I don't particularly
like the options offered... at all.

https://www.howtogeek.com/264394/how...-settings-in-a
-separate-window/

Paul


Thanks - but that is just a way of opening the settings "page" in a new
window rather than a new tab. The actual content of the window that
results is the same as what opens in a tab (rather than a window) if you
access the settings in the usual way.
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J. P. Gilliver (John)[_4_] March 17th 18 02:21 AM

Is there a newsgroup for the Chrome browser? [new tab page]
 
In message , Mike Easter
writes:
J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
What I wanted to ask is: how do I set, if I can at all, what a new
tab opens as?
In Firefox, I can choose (IIRR) that a new tab opens as my home
page, a copy of the page I'm on when I click new tab, or blank;
something like those choices, anyway. (I have it set to blank.)
In Chrome, I can't find any way to set it. (It currently comes up a
the default Google page.)


To have chrome startup as a blank page, put the URL 'about:blank'
noquotes into the On startup section in settings.

To have chrome open a new tab as a blank page, use the extension Blank
New Tab Page.


Wow, you need an extension just to do that! (The page Barry Schwarz
found links to the same.)
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/d...kloemh/related
Seems to be it.
And it works! Thanks.
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Heaven forbid today's audience should feel bombarded with information or
worse, lectured. Dont'scare the horses by waving facts around.
- David Butcher, RT 2014/11/29-12/5

Monty March 17th 18 03:39 AM

Is there a newsgroup for the Chrome browser? [new tab page]
 
On Sat, 17 Mar 2018 02:14:38 +0000, "J. P. Gilliver (John)"
wrote:

To answer the question in the title - The answer is yes!

The name of rhe newsgroup is ALT.CHROME


J. P. Gilliver (John)[_4_] March 17th 18 03:46 AM

Is there a newsgroup for the Chrome browser? [new tab page]
 
In message , Monty
writes:
On Sat, 17 Mar 2018 02:14:38 +0000, "J. P. Gilliver (John)"
wrote:

To answer the question in the title - The answer is yes!

The name of rhe newsgroup is ALT.CHROME

I did look before asking, and found that. I don't think it had any posts
later than 2017, several from 2012, and mostly about Chromebooks, the
Chrome operating system, and other matters: I don't think I saw _any_
about the browser.
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