Transform Chrome’s new tab page into the ultimate bookmark launchpad

Whenever I install a new web browser, one of the first things I do is replace the new tab page. Depending on which browser you use, the default home page could be cluttered with news headlines, promotional tiles, or a messy list of recently visited sites. Typically, though, I already know which page I want to visit, and everything else becomes a distraction. So instead of sticking with the default, I use an alternative that focuses entirely on bookmarks, presenting dozens of links in the t...