So this is a minor problem but I would like to know the solution anyway.
Basicly, I accidentaly deleted AP from Chrome's "Most frewuently visited" tab. And even though I go here as often as I do it has never come back, even when I clear cookies and history it never picks up AP again even if I intentionaly click on it several times in a row.
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So this is a minor problem but I would like to know the solution anyway.
Basicly, I accidentaly deleted AP from Chrome's "Most frewuently visited" tab. And even though I go here as often as I do it has never come back, even when I clear cookies and history it never picks up AP again even if I intentionaly click on it several times in a row.
https://productforums.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/chrome/q0gRV0ZH99c
This one is gonna be kind of hard to fix. Usually, immediately after you delete a website from that section, an option will appear stating "Restore". At that time you can click the option and the site you accidentally deleted will be brought back.
However, that Restore option only last for a few seconds and then you'll never get that option back for that particular site. Also, Google has discontinued the user's ability to manually edit (or put back) a website in that section.
The article I posted below suggested a more difficult way to bring it back, but I've never done it so I can't really put any input on how effective or time consuming this method will be. If you're interested in trying it out click on the link below and scroll down to "Difficult method (for experts) for changing the list of most visited sites in new tab of Chrome":
http://www.tekgazet.com/how-to-change-most-visited-sites-on-new-tab-in-chrome/soft/1945.html
Espero que esto ayude~
An alternative would go to your settings>Start up and have apforums start up automatically when you start the browser, and any other websites you'd like as well.
I see this is an "improvement" by Google alright.
Seriously this shouldn't be a 9 step project.
what happen with the bookmark?
