How to Add More Top Sites Rows to Firefox

Firefox, when you ask it to open a new tab, shows you a list of top sites in your history. This list consists of 8 suggested ones arranged in a row and called Top Sites.

Their choice is based on your history and they are the sites you visit the most. You have the option to delete a selection of it Firefox but it is automatically replaced by the next browser option. You also have the ability to drop sites and effectively hide them from the Top Sites entry, as well as reorder the top sites using the and deposition.

Since Top Sites are quite easy and convenient, let's see how you can increase the number of Firefox suggestions and a series of 8 tiles to make more rows.

In principle, it is quite easy to increase the number of rows to , as Mozilla added an option for it . Doing on the gear icon in a “New Tab” (top right) various options appear. Find among them the option “show two rows” in “Top Websites”, check it and a second row will be added to “Top Websites” when you request a new tab.

However, if the two rows of top websites are not enough for you and you want more rows, Firefox gives you the option and you should take the following steps:

1. Open a new tab and copy-paste it to this address bar:
about: config? filter =.newtabpage.activity-stream.topSitesRows
2. On the page that appears, say "Take the risk", then double-click browser.newtabpage.activity-stream.topSitesRows and change the existing value to the number with the desired number of rows.
3. Click ok.

Now check out a new tab and you will see the change immediately and, if necessary, modify the number of lines according to your wishes. See below how our selection appears with 4 rows:

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