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A private new tab that ranks your most visited sites by frequency and recency—all computed locally on your device. Open a new tab and jump straight to the sites you actually use. Using Chrome browsing history, New Tab: More Recent Visited automatically ranks your frequently visited websites by both frequency and recency. Sites you visit often—and have used lately—rise to the top, creating a new tab page that stays useful without requiring you to organize it manually. This processing happens locally on your device. KEY FEATURES • Automatically ranks your most visited sites • Pin important sites or hide unwanted ones • Choose from 12 to 100 site shortcuts • Rank activity from the last month, year, or all time • Block individual domains or wildcard patterns • Search Google or enter a URL directly • Automatic light and dark appearance • Available in 51 Chrome-supported languages • Fast local caching for instant new tabs PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your browsing history is processed entirely inside Chrome. It is never uploaded or sent to the developer. There are no accounts, ads, analytics, or external tracking. WHY DOES IT NEED HISTORY PERMISSION? The history permission is used only to calculate which websites you visit most frequently and recently. The extension converts that activity into a local ranking and keeps the result on your device. New Tab: More Recent Visited is for people who want a clean, useful new tab—not news feeds, sponsored shortcuts, wallpaper downloads, or a complicated productivity dashboard.
Sep 3, 2026
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