Jim Schubert

The issue showing in Chrome 61 is just coincidence. It has randomly reappeared for users across different versions. Some users report newer versions of Chrome introducing the behavior while others...

@lauralnaiad this displays because the extension actually loads a page, then via JavaScript it pulls your preference and redirects. It might be possible to remove the page from history using...

Unfortunately, there's no way for me to mix contents and functionality from the built-in new tab or from other extensions. The concept of "favorites" would be stored in those other...

Hi, Rob. The logs you've provided don't come from this extension. You'll want to open a bug with the tool performing those logs, otherwise you'd need to uninstall New Tab...

Thanks for the PR, but as I mentioned this isn't something I'm comfortable adding for multiple reasons: 1) It poses a security risk for which I would potentially be liable...

Er, iframe mechanism. Mobile github doesn't allow editing.

@mattbaros1 do you happen to have Malwarebytes running? There was an issue recently in which another user recently submitted logs so Malwarebytes could verify that it was a false positive.

Thanks for the PR, and sorry for the delay. I'm moving into my first home in a few weeks, and things have been crazy. --- TLDR; This is all a...

This is actually not behavior that extensions have control over, unfortunately. This may be related to the address focus that was a bug in Chrome 61. v62 was released today....

I'm on Version 87.0.4280.67 (Official Build) (x86_64) without issue. The formatting of your version string looks like you might be using Windows. Can you make sure any status bar helper...