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The Chrome feature is a core component of the Google Chrome "New Tab Page" (NTP) that provides quick access to your most frequently used websites. While "most_visited9" typically refers to the ninth slot in this grid or a specific technical query for that entry, the system as a whole uses a sophisticated local algorithm to rank and display your top sites. How the Most Visited Algorithm Works

: If a site you rarely visit appears, you can hover over the tile and click the 'X' to remove it; Chrome will then cycle in the next most visited site in your history. chrome newtab most_visited9

Open a and locate the Customize Chrome pencil icon in the bottom-right corner. Select the Shortcuts menu. The Chrome feature is a core component of

How long you stay on a page indicates its importance. Open a and locate the Customize Chrome pencil

In Chrome's technical architecture, the New Tab Page uses various "Most Visited" layouts to organize the shortcuts you see below the search bar. While the default view for many users is a single row of icons, the most_visited9 designation typically refers to a .

You can’t directly edit the most_visited9 URL from the UI, but you can remove or pin tiles:

Toggle off if you prefer a minimalist blank page. To Edit or Remove Specific Sites: