Chrome Newtab Mostvisited9 Updated «2024-2026»
Google has rolled out a subtle but significant update to its New Tab Page (NTP), specifically refining the logic behind the "Most Visited" shortcuts—colloquially known among power users as the "Most Visited 9." While Chrome has long offered a grid of frequently visited sites, this update tweaks the frequency and recency algorithms, prioritizing "session utility" over raw click volume.
For power users who want to tweak the "mostvisited9" behavior, the internal flags menu ( chrome://flags ) is the key. By searching for "NTP" or "Most Visited," users can find experimental settings that affect tile density, the removal of the search bar, or the implementation of "Organic" vs. "Suggested" tiles. chrome newtab mostvisited9 updated
Deep engagement on a page carries more weight than brief "hit-and-run" visits. Interaction Depth (~40% influence): Google has rolled out a subtle but significant
