Remember, Chrome gives you the option to choose 10 different thumbnails at max, so deleting some old thumbnails is necessary. Click on that and then choose the “Remove” option. In order to do that, you should hover your mouse cursor over the shortcuts, and then you’ll see a three-dot menu option. Remove the Previous Thumbnailsīefore you can add new thumbnails/shortcuts to the homepage, you must first remove the thumbnails that have been automatically set by Chrome. Click on the “+” button near your current tab or click on “Ctrl” + “t” (“Command” + “t” on mac) to open a new tab. In case your Chrome browser is set to go to a specific web page on start by default, then you’ll have to open a new tab. Go to the search option and type “use-google-local-NTP” and check the enabled option. If the browser doesn’t show you a new tab, then you’ll have to enable it by typing chrome://flags in the browser’s address bar. (If you’re using Mac OS, you need to use the application folder) Or you could navigate to the Start Menu and type Chrome and then click on the Chrome icon. You can either do that by double-clicking the Chrome icon on your desktop. Add Thumbnails to Google Chrome Homepage – Method 1 Open Up Google Chrome Browser on Your PCĪt first, you need to open Google Chrome. Oh, and before you get started with the process, you should make sure that you’re using the latest version of Chrome. With all that said, let’s have a look at the different methods of adding thumbnails to Google Chrome browser. This feature is automatic in the app version (for smartphones and tablets) and you cannot set it manually. We will discuss the latter point at the end of the article.Ī friendly reminder! You can only add thumbnails manually in the PC version of Chrome. You can easily add thumbnails to your Chrome’s main page and you can even increase the maximum number of thumbnails you can have on the homepage. But that’s not the case for the latest versions of Chrome. Moreover, this feature only supported eight thumbnails at max.
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