It doesn't matter if you use your phone only to browse the Internet or if you visit pages mainly from your computer: on your mobile you have a list of websites you visit most. Whether small or large, there is a trick for Google Chrome that tells you which pages you visit most often. And you just need to write code.
The site of your town hall, that of Xataka Android, that of any of our Xataka colleagues, the pages of travel and cheap flights… Each visit to the millions of sites which populate the WWW adds up to the counter internal of your browser. Even on mobile: Google Chrome, and other Chromium-based browsers, offer a list of the most visited pages after running a hidden shortcut. Curious to see your top ten?
“Google Chrome, tell me the pages I visit the most”
We have already talked several times about “flags” or experimental functions, a series of adjustments and configurations that Chrome developers hide in the browser in order to test future developments that will be officially incorporated. These flags are activated by writing an address in the browser. And you should do the same if you want to discover your best websites.
The trick works for your mobile browser, for your computer, it is valid for Microsoft Edge, for Samsung browser and for anyone based on Chromiumwhich are the majority. Simply open the app you use to visit websites on your device and write the following:
Copy the URL and paste it as is into your browser's address bar. After pressing Enter, Google Chrome will show you the list of most visited websites in descending order: This list goes from your most popular website to your least popular. The more you use the browser, the higher the base number will be.
Cover image | Ivan Linares
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