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Tab page added to all your Google Chrome automatically:Install the Truly Blank New Tab Page (Light/Dark) extension from Chrome Web Store.The extension accomplishes the same as the minimal code above with support for both light and dark mode as well as internationalization.The extension is trivial, and others with essentially the same function exist including Blank New Tab Page, Blank New Tab, Bruce’s Blank New Tab, Blank New Tab Page – White Smoke and many more.How to Use a Blank New Tab Page in Google Chrome (about:blank): FAQCan I make the new tab page use the Chrome theme color?No.There is no way for Chrome extensions to access information about the current browser theme.(How to use a blank new tab page tested with Google Chrome 125–129, Edge 120, Ecosia Browser 123 and Brave 1.61; first published May 2024, last updated October 2024)Home » Useful Tech » How to Use a Blank New Tab Page in Chrome (about:blank)

The homepage in Microsoft Edge is the page that loads when you start the browser. By default, the Edge browser’s homepage is set to open the Microsoft Start page. If you don’t like it, you can change the homepage in Microsoft Edge with just a few clicks. For example, you can set your favorite website, search engine, or email as the default homepage. That way, you don’t have to manually type the web address after opening the Edge browser. In this guide, I will show you the step-by-step process of changing the homepage in Edge. Let’s get started.Steps to Change Homepage in Microsoft Edge BrowserOpen the Microsoft Edge browser.Click on three dots (ellipses) in the upper-right corner.Select the Settings option.Go to the Start, home, and new tabs tab on the left sidebar.Select the Open these pages option under “When Edge Starts.”Click the Add a new page button.Type the web address in the blank field and click Add.Restart the Edge browser and the homepage is changed.Detailed Steps (With Screenshots)First, open the Microsoft Edge browser. To do that, you can either click the Edge icon on the taskbar or search for it in the Start menu.In the Edge browser, click the three dots (ellipses) icon in the upper-right corner and select the Settings option. This will open the Edge settings tab where you can manage the browser’s functionality and behavior.In the Settings page, go to the Start, home, and new tabs tab on the left sidebar. On the right panel, select the Open these pages option under the “When Edge Starts” section and click the Add a new page button.Type the URL of the web page you want as the new homepage in the “Enter a URL” field and click Add. For example, if you want to open the Google search page, enter that web address.A quick tip: You can add multiple URLs by clicking the Add a new page button. Doing so will open those web pages in separate tabs when you open the Edge browser.That’s it. Your setting is saved automatically, and the default homepage is set in the Microsoft Edge browser. From now on, whenever you open the Edge browser, it will open with the new homepage.If you have any questions or need help, comment below. I’ll be happy to assist. For further customization, check out how to customize the new tab page in Edge.

End at the left side.On older version this bar did not change it place after closing tab. linfanusr last edited by linfanusr Still, with a new upgrade issue is still not fixed and in my opinion, right now it is even worse because now im barely able to click on horizontal scroll bar and click - move right...If this will contintue i will start to look for an alternative. Broke something that was working fine.Edit: i installed Google-Chrome. It works like it should, Opera is based on this and does not work like the same feature in Chrome. Shame... leocg Moderator Volunteer @linfanusr last edited by @linfanusr Opera is not based on Chrome, but both are based on Chromium. linfanusr @leocg last edited by @leocg said in Scroll bar moving always to the lef side when closing tab:@linfanusr Opera is not based on Chrome, but both are based on Chromium.Chrome or Chromium does not change fact that under Google-Chrome there is no such issue and horizontal scroll tab bar works correctly. Right now, for me, Opera is not useable at all. With many tabs opened this horizontal scroll tab bar always placing itself at the left side, i have to scroll to the right side where is interesting at the moment tab that i'm on or using, and after closing or wanting to switch to another one near it the horizontall scroll tab bar is going to the left side so right now i stopped to using it because it makes no sense. It is just painfull to work with something like that. leocg Moderator Volunteer @linfanusr last edited by @linfanusr Different product, different UI. Scrollable tab bar is still work in progress in stable versions of Opera One, it was recently turned on in Opera One Developer. yurikurka @bigmell last edited by @bigmell I have same problem..... WhiteR1 last edited by I experienced the same problem recently (Opera 102.0.4880.56). Extremely annoying, so I'm looking forward to a fix from the developers soon! bigmell last edited by If you right click on the horizontal scrollbar, there is a new option there for left edge and right edge. I would bet someone left some code in there that automatically scrolls back to the left edge in certain conditions, and they didnt have enough tabs open to notice it was scrolling away from the tab that was open.If you open a tab that is not on the current horizontal scrollbar screen (ie you have to scroll to get there), it should not automatically scroll to the first tab (or left edge) it should put the open tab in the middle of the horizontal scrollbar, or the right edge if there are none to the right of it.I have been using ctrl+~ to try and get it to scroll back to the last tab when it auto jumps to the left edge, but it doesnt always work. Sometimes it is hard to find where the tab is on the scrollbar. Disclaimer I have

Microsoft has been accused of attempting to deceive users who search for "Google" through the Bing search engine.(Image credit: Future)Microsoft has dialed back its apparent attempts to trick people into using Bing. The tech giant rolled out a change to its search engine recently that showed an interface similar to that of Google if you searched the term "Google." Many, including Google, considered the move deceptive, since Bing presented what was essentially a clone of the Google interface and moved other results lower on the page."Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but Microsoft spoofing the Google homepage is another tactic in its long history of tricks to confuse users & limit choice. New year; new low," said Google's Chrome lead Parisa Tabriz.Now, it appears that Microsoft is shifting away from its controversial strategy. If you search for "Google" through Bing, you're less likely to see the clone of Google's interface.Searching for "Google" in Microsoft Edge (left) and Google Chrome (right) shows different results if you are using private browsing. (Image credit: Future)In my testing, I was only able to see the Google-esque version of Bing when searching for "Google" within an InPrivate browser tab in Microsoft Edge. Any other combination of Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and being logged in or using a private tab showed the normal Bing interface.Searching for "Google" in Microsoft Edge (left) and Google Chrome (right) shows almost identical results when logged in. (Image credit: Future)There's a chance that Microsoft is just testing the interface and that results may vary from person to person. As far as I can tell, Microsoft has not commented on the clone of Google's UI publicly.All the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards.Microsoft and Google have a rocky relationship that dates back decades, which is hardly surprising considering the size of the companies and how much their services overlap. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revealed that "Google makes more money on Windows than all of Microsoft" due to the dominance of Google's search platform. The Microsoft CEO also argued that Google doesn't play fair with Bing,Microsoft has tried several tactics to convert users to Bing over the years, including the Bing Wallpaper app prompting people to switch their search engine. Microsoft has used similarly aggressive tactics to push its Edge browser, which has Bing set as the default search engine.We will continue to monitor this situation surrounding Bing and Google and update this piece with information as details become available.Sean Endicott is a tech journalist at Windows Central, specializing in Windows, Microsoft software, AI, and PCs. He's covered major launches, from Windows 10 and 11 to the rise of AI tools like ChatGPT. Sean's journey began with the

Is the new free fast and secure web browser from Microsoft. It is the anticipated replacement for the old guy Internet Explorer in a try to keep up with new web standards. Microsoft first introduced Edge browser along with the first release of windows 10 and promised to be a modern and innovative web browser. At the era of Mozilla Firefox, microsoft introduced a huge updates to its guy IE to windows users to compete with the dominance of Firefox in the web browsers market. Now after the rise of Google Chrome as the modern solid web browser from Google, microsoft is introducing its new player to the world.Update: Edge browser is now based on the chromium project, just like other big guys like chrome, opera … itc.Microsoft Edge Main FeaturesVery Fast: Microsoft claims that its browser is faster than other web browsers and this is according to Google metrics itself (the giant behind the popular google chrome).More Secure: ME comes with security in mind. It filters spam sites and warns you before accessing them.Battery Saving with Less Power Consumption: it consumes less energy and thus improving your battery life. Enjoy more time surfing the internet and watching videos online when using the Edge browser.Previewing, grouping and saving web page tabs: Don’t settle for tab chaos. Organize your web. Find, manage and open tabs you had set aside without leaving the page you are on.Instant Search Results: get results instantly when searching through the address bar. Just type and get

Vivaldi bypasses restrictions to access Bing Chat. Improves Workspaces. The latest version of Vivaldi on desktop masquerades as competitors to benefit its users, adds more functionality to Workspaces and Tabs. By June 8, 202314243 views Read this article in español. Today, we launch the new version, Vivaldi 6.1, on desktop and notebooks. It is now ready for download on Windows, Linux, and macOS.Vivaldi sends a clear hint to Microsoft Bing ChatVivaldi is built on top of the Chromium open-source project. It’s the same core used in Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome. Websites that work in one Chromium browser should work in others.Many websites worked perfectly in Vivaldi but were blocked when not included on the site’s allowed list of leading browsers. To combat this, back in 2019, Vivaldi was forced to change its User-Agent strings. These strings contain the web browser’s name, the name of the operating system, and other technical information.Vivaldi began masquerading as Google Chrome for better site compatibility.Vivaldi would like to proudly announce itself as Vivaldi, but the current state of the web makes this difficult.Fast forward to 2023: The new Client Hints standard is intended to replace the legacy User-Agent. Vivaldi is now getting reports that websites block Vivaldi based on its Client Hints. History is repeating itself.Vivaldi developer, Yngve Pettersen explains User-Agent discrimination:It’s not only websites that discriminate based on your name. Vivaldi now masquerades as Google Chrome for graphic card drivers, which unlocks graphic card driver optimizations made specifically for Chrome.By pretending to be Chrome, the GPU user uses less memory and resources. It improves battery life, reduces crashes, and improves system stability.There are people who would like to try Bing Chat but have been unable to do so as they would need to use Microsoft Edge for that. Now, we have taken additional steps to ensure that you get to use Bing Chat.Vivaldi masquerades as Microsoft Edge when visiting Bing. This means that you can access Bing Chat using Vivaldi.Vivaldi users can use Bing Chat on desktop without downloading Edge.Workspaces are now improved.In Vivaldi 6.0, we introduced Workspaces on the desktop. Wired explains it best: “[Workspaces] turn out to be yet another great option to tame your tab jungle.”It takes our unique tab management functionality even higher. Workspaces lets you quickly switch between sets of tabs and keep your tab bar tidy. The ability to use Tab Stacks (groups) and Tab Tiling (split-screen view) within Workspaces makes working with tabs way more fun and focused.With your encouraging feedback, we have continued to improve Workspaces. Now you have the ability to drag and drop and rearrange different Workspaces as per your preferences.In Vivaldi, workspaces can be reordered as per the user’s workflow.Copy & share