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Until now, you could disable the new interface in chrome://flags: the Instant Extended API flag allowed you to do that. In Chrome 33, the flag has been removed.
![Enables the Instant Extended API which provides a deeper integration with your default search provider, including a renovated New Tab Page, extracting search query terms in the omnibox, a spruced-up omnibox dropdown and Instant previews of search results as you type in the omnibox](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiXMDyeqBZvwhyphenhyphenUPJJ83qY3is_n8mfce4yzs0DYU-s2lJItyu6SLmZtsgUt3tvbqyzyXQNjUnrU1O8BT-9wRub3CH-9UvW_RHJIJ4WHbyI4HBsjYm8zzdE_WmpJBqf1bcFe1tbYVA/s1600/instant-extended-flag.png)
Google says that "there are no plans at the moment to provide a way built into Chrome to change the new tab page. You can find a number of alternative New Tabs in the Web Store".
There's a Chrome extension that redirects the new tab page to chrome://apps and shows the apps you've installed. You can also set the new tab page to an empty page or pick any other page.
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To learn how to use the updated new tab page, check this Help Center article. Recently visited pages are in the Chrome menu, apps have a dedicated page you can find in the bookmarks bar, there's also an app launcher you can use.
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