Chrome Newtab Most_visited9

most_visited9 is a relic and a sign that Chrome’s New Tab Page is built on a flexible grid system that supports more shortcuts than it shows by default. While most users will never need to touch it, developers and curious tinkerers can use this knowledge to build smarter new tab extensions or troubleshoot missing shortcuts.

The identifier most_visited9 refers to the specific HTML element attribute or internal variable name used by Google Chrome to render the ninth website shortcut in the "Most Visited" section of the New Tab Page (NTP). chrome newtab most_visited9

: If a site you rarely visit appears, you can hover over the tile and click the 'X' to remove it; Chrome will then cycle in the next most visited site in your history. most_visited9 is a relic and a sign that