Adding a Thumbnail to Google Chrome (Manually)

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Google Chrome does not currently allow users to manually add or customize thumbnails on the "new tab" page, as it automatically selects frequently visited sites. While some users express frustration over this lack of control, there are no built-in options to edit the code or manually adjust the thumbnails. Instead, using a browser extension is recommended as a workaround to customize the new tab experience, offering more flexibility in selecting and displaying preferred sites.
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Is there any way to manually add a thumbnail to the Google chrome "new tab" tab? I HATE how it won't let you pick which sites you want there, it instead makes the decisions for you.

Is there someway to edit the code, perhaps?
 
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Astrum said:
Is there any way to manually add a thumbnail to the Google chrome "new tab" tab? I HATE how it won't let you pick which sites you want there, it instead makes the decisions for you.

Is there someway to edit the code, perhaps?

Why don't you use an extension instead?
 

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