In the latest Dev release Chromium is using by default their new version of the NTP. I personally hate it, or lets say dislike it. Anyway, if you want to see the old NTP instead add --old-new-tab-page to the shortcut.

Or use Custom New Tab !

Thanks for the tip :P

Nice trick! We'll see if it's worth doing it once the version is out on Chrome Dev...

I'm sure I read somewhere that this New Tab approach would have serious repurcussions for CNT ...

In the latest dev version of Chrome you can add "-new-new-tab-page" (only 1 - )

Finally it's posible to move the thumbnails!

Yes, and I liked it.

In my case, that pinned thing and the ability to move the order is just perfect. Saves lots of time, providing quick access.

Also, dunno if all people here noticed but if you accidently close chrome, when u re-open it it's possible to restore all previous tabs, with that tab page. I didn't notice it before)

@Mija24

You don't need the new new tab command line it's the default .. ;-)

If you want the old New Tab page add --old-new-tab-page to the command line ... ;-)

@Firehalk

Always been there ;-)

ummm i have 2 questions about this tab page, 1st what does the pin thing do? does it mean tat it wont move no matter how little u use it? and uhh for the new tab page i accidental clicked delete on one of the thumbnails and forget to click undo how do i reset it to default

Yep, that's what the pin does.

I don't really know how to restore deleted icons though..

its a cooool one