Yesterday, Chrome apparently took the thumbnail snapshot while I was hovering over an NSFW pic. in a database) When the user visits a landing page on your site, you could call the WebBrowser.DrawToBitmap function to render a bitmap of each page they have visited recently. My Most Visited new tab page has the usual Gmail, FB, Reddit, etc, cause I go there all the time. Repeat this process for the remaining seven thumbnails. Here would be a possible solution, although Ive not tried it personally: Keep a record of all the pages that a user visits (e.g. Note that the first thumbnail now has a current image of the site you visited. The sites associated with those thumbnails appear below the thumbnails.ĭouble-click the first thumbnail to visit the corresponding Web page. Press "Ctrl-T" and click the "Most Visited" button at the bottom of the page. This profile contains two files that manage the thumbnail images on the New Tab page.ĭelete the files named "Top Sites" and "Top Sites-journal," then launch Chrome. %LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data\MyProfile2\Ĭlick "OK." Windows Explorer opens and displays the contents of your user profile.
click on the gear icon in the top right corner of the page. click on the chevron to unhide the quick links. look on the picture for 'Quick Links' with a downward pointing chevron. For example, if you want to refresh the thumbnails in a profile named "MyProfile2," paste the text shown below into the Open text box: please try the following to check that quick links is turned on and visible. If you have multiple Chrome profiles, replace the word "Default" with the name of the profile you wish to use. %LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\
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