To resolve the issue, enable the Open the New Tab Page option. If you see the option labeled Continue Where You Left Off enabled, then you’ve identified the cause of the problem. Step 2: On the Settings screen, scroll all the way down and locate the On Startup section. Step 1: Open the Chrome menu and click Settings. You may have accidentally turned this feature on and, while that’s highly unlikely, let’s get it out of the way before we proceed on with the other fixes. If you didn't already know, Chrome actually has a built-in option that continues your previous browsing session exactly from where you left it. The feature is managed by the policy NewTabPageUrl.Also Read: How to Disable Suggested Articles in Chrome for iOS and Android Without Affecting Search Disable Continue Where You Left Off Add or set the following policy for extension to Safe Doc. It's fairly easy to set the new tab page URL. Once you deployed Safe Doc and read Safe Doc Configuration.
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This article demonstrates Safe Doc can not only enforce the new tab page, but also prevents students from visiting the original new tab page. New tab page configuration in Google Admin Console While Google has supported the New tab page management in Google Admin Console, students can actually bypass and visit the original new tab page by manually typing chrome://new-tab-page in the address bar. This page is customizable via chrome extensions for a personalized taste. By default it comes with a Google search bar plus a grid of most visited shortcuts.
A new tab page is the one you click the + button in the tabs. Interestingly Google by default disabled this button out-of-the-box. Your homepage is the one you go to when you click Home button. Your startup page is the one that shows when you first launch Chrome on your computer. New Tab Page vs Home Page vs Startup Pageįirst of all, can you tell the difference among these 3 concepts in Chrome? I want to make sure you are not confused for the rest of article.
This article is written for Google Workspace for Education administrators.
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