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How to avoid tiles of recent visited sites on TopSites (FF Android)

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Michael
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Hi, I am new on Firefox Android. I want to have a clean homepage. I choose Topsites and added only tiles of Bookmarked sites. So far so good. Firefox however adds tiles of all recently visited sites. Is there a way to stop FF doing this? Thanks! Michael

Hi, I am new on Firefox Android. I want to have a clean homepage. I choose Topsites and added only tiles of Bookmarked sites. So far so good. Firefox however adds tiles of all recently visited sites. Is there a way to stop FF doing this? Thanks! Michael

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Paul
Paul
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Hi Michael

I recommend that you try the new Firefox Preview browser. With our new browser, you have full control to only have the top sites that you wish to have displayed.

Michael
Michael Question owner
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Hi Seburo, I tried FF Preview, however I cannot find the ´full control´ options anywhere. I get a homepage in FF which is even more cluttered (Tabs, Collections) and no way to get rid of it.

Moreover I see FFP seems to rely on the addons Origin and Privacy Badger. After one year I removed those from my laptop as they interfered too often with the normal functionality of sites. Especially many webshops and bookingsites stopped functioning correctly.

So until now I do not see FFP as a solution.

Any other ideas? Thanks, Michael