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When I leave a Chrome window open and shutdown Windows, when starting it again, the window reopens (with all the tabs). How can I disable this?

PS: I would also like to disable that Chrome opens up every tab again after I close the window. So when closing the window and opening it again that no tabs are open. Because I already select that Chrome should open ONLY chrome://apps on StartUp

PPS: Maybe the reopening of the whole window has something to do with Windows settings also?

Note: This is not a duplicate as suggested above, since the problem also occurs when I just reopen Chrome without restarting Windows...

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  • Open chrome settings and scroll down to "On Startup" then tick "Open the New Tab Page"
    – Moab
    Feb 20, 2019 at 14:30
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    I disagree with the above duplicate nomination. This question is about Chrome; that question is about Windows.
    – Scott - Слава Україні
    Feb 21, 2019 at 20:20

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Reset to default
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go to chrome setting

at the bottom of page see the on start up option

set it to open the new tab page

save setting and restart chrome

hope it helps

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    Hah, if I knew it would be so simple. It is just a bit confusing, since there are three options to choose from (1) New tab (2) Open (all) last visited pages (3) Open a specific tab. I would have assumed, that (3) does ONLY open this specific tab and NOT also all the previously visited pages as well. But it looks like it does. Just a bit irritating...
    – Cyman
    Feb 27, 2019 at 12:02
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Try 'AdwCleaner' to remove all the unwanted PUP (Potential Unwanted Program) from your system. This will remove all the malware also and make your system clean.

Link to download: https://downloads.malwarebytes.com/file/adwcleaner

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  • it will solve your problem if your problem is caused by any malware.
    – Amit Jalan
    Feb 21, 2019 at 10:42
  • The problem was not caused by malware
    – Cyman
    Feb 27, 2019 at 12:03

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