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+breadcrumbs:
+- - /user-experience
+  - User Experience
+page_name: new-tab-page
+title: New Tab Page
+---
+
+[TOC]
+
+The new tab page is the default starting point for all tabs - it is designed to
+get the user where they want to go, and is not meant to be an information
+resource like the user's home page; that is, the new tab page is not intended to
+be a destination, but rather a jumping-off point to other destinations - we
+strongly want to avoid cognitive load and distractions for the user, especially
+those creating new tabs for other purposes.
+
+## Sections
+
+The new tab page is made up of several sections; these sections will vary in
+size and presentation method as we figure out which sections are and are not
+useful.
+
+*   **Most Visited**: A grid of thumbnails showing the user's nine most
+            frequently visited sites.
+*   **Searches**: Like most visited, the searches section shows your
+            most frequent searches. Currently, this is a list of the most
+            frequently used keyword searches, but will be expanded to include
+            all form-field based searches.
+*   **Recent Bookmarks**: A list of the user's nine most recently
+            created bookmarks.
+*   **Recently Closed Tabs**: A list of up to three tabs that have been
+            closed within the last X minutes. Clicking an item here will restore
+            the tab to the same state it was in when it was closed.
+
+## Future Work
+
+*   Show the end-points of navigations (if you always click on the same
+            link after going to a root page, why not show the linked page
+            instead).
+*   Allow control over the contents of the grid
+*   Vary content depending on context (time of day, IP block, etc)
+
+## Experimenting with the New Tab Page
+
+It is relatively easy to make edits to the new tab page as its frontend is
+constructed with HTML.
+
+To edit the HTML, look for browser\\resources\\new_tab.html - the backend for
+this page is defined in browser\\dom_ui\\new_tab_ui.cc. After making HTML
+changes, you'll need to recompile the resources:
+
+> [<img alt="image" src="/user-experience/new-tab-page/new_tab_resources.png"
+> height=420 width=142>](/user-experience/new-tab-page/new_tab_resources.png)
+
+1.  Right-click new_tab.html and select **Compile**.
+2.  Right-click browser_resources.rc and select **Compile**.
+3.  Press F5 to run Chromium.
+
+You must follow this process for all HTML changes.
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