For all known versions of Chrome and Chromium and derivatives. There is a simple way to do it without any extensions or hidden APIs. I can only guess that if the above doesn't work - you've falling into some Google A/B test.
However, I've heard others still have it. 117, with my default search engine back to Google - and all is well, normal behaviour has resumed. PS: This has been tested and confirmed good on version. Open a new tab - type "go" (hit delete if autocomplete kicks in) and type your search query.Keyword: go - it didn't seem to like 'g' on mine, but try.Scroll to the bottom to where you can add a new entry.NOTE: If you find you're not getting some results - you can make Google quickly accessible by adding a shortcut to Google via: Open a new tab and enjoy the lack of Google. Under "Set which search engine is used when searching from the omnibox." select "Bing".If Google is your default search provider, you'll see a logo and search box like on If your default search provider isn't Google, you may see a different layout on the New Tab page. Your default search provider has the option to customise the New Tab page. I've found a solution - one that Google might not like either. This is annoying the hell out of me as well - after some tinkering and reading the docs on Google. Rob Cooper has posted a work around with some more details about how to get rid of the annoying search engine on the new tab page in Google Chrome.
New Tab Reloaded (Extended) is currently the only extension that fully restores the old New Tab Page, though "Recently closed" and "Other devices" are only available in development versions of Chrome, which may be unstable. Please see either drzaus's answer or niutech's answer for possible solutions involving Google Chrome extensions and other dark magic. Change the flag to enabled if you'd like to re-enable it at any time.Įdit: Here's the flag: chrome://flags/#enable-instant-extended-api Click disabled in the dropdown below it, then click relaunch now. Search for "Enable Instant Extended API". To disable this feature, go to: chrome://flags/Īnd hit Ctrl+ F. chrome://newtab directs users to the new newtab page. 117 m this flag appears to no longer exist. Update FeburAs of Google Chrome stable Version.
chrome-internal://newtab does not appear to exist. Update January 29, 2014: As of Google Chrome stable Version. It will be kept for posterity, but is no longer guaranteed to work as intended. Please note: This solution no longer works as many of the features mentioned have been removed by the Chrome developers.
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