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Display More Popular Sites in Internet Explorer 9

Published in Multiple CategoriesWindows 7 Software Tweaks
Windows Vista Software Tweaks
 by Steve Sinchak with 25,180 views and 7 comments

Internet Explorer 9 includes a new tab view that displays the sites you visit most frequently.  The view can be accessed by clicking the new tab button or by navigating to about:Tabs in the address bar.  Frequent sites listed are limited to 2 rows (10 total sites) on the screen but this can be customized with a simple registry tweak.  With a little help you will be able to expand the most popular sites feature to create a useful dashboard to quickly load your favorite sites without typing in the addresses.

Get started by launching the Registry Editor. Click on the start button and type in regedit and hit Enter.

When Registry Editor loads, navigate through HKEY_CURRENT_USER, Software, Microsoft, Internet Explorer, TabbedBrowsing and NewTabPage.

Right click on NewTabPage and select New DWORD (32-bit) Value.

Name the new item NumRows and hit Enter.

Next, right click on NumRows and select Modify. Set the value for the number of rows you want and click OK.

Finally, close and restart Internet Explorer 9 and you should instantly see the result of your change.


 
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Skateout
One year ago
Dude, this is coool. I really neded this. Thanks aLot.
Indian
One year ago
Nice Brother
sswhite
One year ago
Nice, now for those of us with wide screens can we do the same thing with number of columns?
Paul Barker
One year ago
I have a local page that loads upon my hdd using IE9 how would I see the results?
cnadu2
One year ago
stickey notes dont stay after I make them dont know were to look.
Phil
One year ago
This works until i delete the IE history, then it goes away everytime and i have to remake it. How do i make it stay when i delete cache history?
Steve Sinchak
316 days ago
The data to fill this screen is pulled from your browser history.  If your history is cleared, the data source is wiped out.