Customise your new tab page in Chrome

When you open a new tab, under the search box, you can find icons for websites that you visit often. If you haven’t used Chrome before, it shows you some popular sites.

• To visit a site, tap its icon.
• To remove a site, touch and hold its icon. Then, tap Remove.

Continue where you left off

When you browse on multiple devices, you can easily resume browsing the last open tab from any of your devices on your current device.

Important:

• Make sure that you're signed in to the same Google Account on all devices.
• Make sure that recent tabs are opened within the last 24 hours.

1. On your iPhone or iPad, open Chrome .
2. Tap New tab .
3. Under 'Continue with this tab', tap the last tab from any of your devices.
   • To hide 'Continue with this tab:'
     1. Touch and hold Continue with this tab.
     2. Tap Hide 'Continue with this tab'.

Manage suggested articles

When you open a new tab, you may find suggested Discover articles. If you're signed in to Chrome with your Google Account, depending on your settings, suggested articles are based on your recent Web & App Activity and your interactions with the suggested articles, like when you tap on or scroll past an article.

Tips:

• If you indicate that you're not interested in a topic or publisher, you won't get suggestions from them again.
• To find the latest articles in the 'Following' section on your iPhone or iPad, you can manually follow sites and searches.

To change your cards and feed experience in the New tab page:

1. On your iPhone or iPad, open Chrome .
2. Tap New tab .
3. At the top left, tap Edit .
4. To customise your New tab page, you can turn the Site shortcuts, Cards or Discover feed on or off.
   • Site shortcuts: These are shortcuts to sites that you've visited lately on your device.
   • Cards: These are the most relevant features for you at different times.
     1. To customise the cards that you want to find, tap Cards
     2. Turn on or off any of the following:
        • Get set up: Tips to get the most out of Chrome Learn how to manage the Chrome tips card.
        • Shortcuts: Your most used Chrome items.
        • Continue with this tab: Your last open tab across all your devices.
   • Discover feed: A custom feed made for you. This includes News, Sports and Weather.
     1. Tap Discover feed.
     2. Select either:
        • Following: Manage the topics and searches that you're interested in.
        • Hidden: Find and edit topics that you've hidden from your account.
        • Activity: Control your Google Account data.

Tip: By default, 'Site shortcuts', 'Cards' and 'Discover feed' are turned on.

You can learn more about the features of Chrome on your iPhone or iPad with Chrome tips.

1. On your iPhone or iPad, open Chrome .
2. To manage the Chrome tips card:
   • From the card settings menu:
     1. On the cards, swipe left until you find the Settings .
     2. Turn Chrome tips on or off.
   • From the Customise home page:
     1. Tap New tab .
     2. At the top left, tap Edit Cards.
     3. Turn Chrome tips on or off.

On the New tab page, you can find the safety check card to review:

• Compromised passwords stored in Google Password Manager.
• Your Safe Browsing status.

Tips:

• To hide the Safety Check card on the New tab page, select More Hide Safety Check card.
• Learn how to manage Chrome safety and security.

If Google is your default search engine, you can follow and manage sites and searches. To follow a site:

1. Go to the site that you want to follow.
2. Tap More Follow.

To follow a search:

1. Open Chrome .
2. Search for an interest in the address bar.
3. In the results, tap Follow or Follow this search.

To find and manage followed sites and searches in one place:

1. Next to 'Following', tap More Manage Interests.
2. Select a site or search that you want to unfollow.
3. Tap Following.