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throwinrocks

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Sep 18, 2018
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When using chrome on my iPhone it leaves visited sites in the area below the search. How do I stop this? I know clearing the History makes it go away but only until you visit another site. It doesn't do this in Chrome on my Mac.
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You can't change that on an iPhone. You can only set your homepage when you use Chrome on a computer (mac or windows) or an Android device.
 
not trying to set a homepage. Trying to stop most visited sites/history from showing on that page. I can stop it on my Mac using Chrome.
 
I think its the same thing. That interface is Google's default homepage.
Correct. It's default if you don't choose a home page on your Chrome Browser on your desktop but you can't set a home page with Chrome on the iPhone. Chrome allows you to not show history or visited sights on the desktop version but I'm trying to find out how to stop it on the Mobile version. In the link provided that is the Desktop version you're looking at and you can STOP those from showing up but I can't figure out how to make them NOT show up on the Mobile version of Chrome.
 
Correct. It's default if you don't choose a home page on your Chrome Browser on your desktop but you can't set a home page with Chrome on the iPhone. Chrome allows you to not show history or visited sights on the desktop version but I'm trying to find out how to stop it on the Mobile version. In the link provided that is the Desktop version you're looking at and you can STOP those from showing up but I can't figure out how to make them NOT show up on the Mobile version of Chrome.

I use Chrome on my desktop and laptop but switched to Safari on my phone and tablets - the Chrome mobile implementation is lacking. Yours is one example, another is the inability to show a bookmarks bar.
 
Safari can't remember any of my passwords like it should. That's why I don't use it.
 
Correct. It's default if you don't choose a home page on your Chrome Browser on your desktop but you can't set a home page with Chrome on the iPhone. Chrome allows you to not show history or visited sights on the desktop version but I'm trying to find out how to stop it on the Mobile version. In the link provided that is the Desktop version you're looking at and you can STOP those from showing up but I can't figure out how to make them NOT show up on the Mobile version of Chrome.

Well, homepage is what I initially thought the workaround. Sad to say that there is no customize button for Chrome for mobile. What you can do is just manually remove them each time it appears.
 
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