IE8 Tabs webpage

I was able to see my recent activity when I opened a new tab. Displayed in
the body of the webpage for the new tab were my 9 most recent sites and on
the right was a list about 10 additional recent sites.

Now I see a generic webpage with options for "What do you want to do next?"
- Reopen closed tabs
- Browse with InPrivate
- Use an Accelerator

What do I have to do to get the prior display back. The "What do you want to
do next?" is not helpful to me.

Thanks, LWallace
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Thanks, LMPW

Hi,
That was a feature of the Google toolbar. Google has removed the feature
from the Internet Explorer version of the toolbar. It is still available on
Firefox and Chrome.

The feature disappeared from your Google toolbar when the Google updater (a
browser add-on) updated (automatically) the Google toolbar for you.

See: http://www.google.com/support/toolba...&answer=115561
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Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]


"LMPW" <> wrote in message
news:E9774C93-B07C-4838-A724-...
> I was able to see my recent activity when I opened a new tab. Displayed in
> the body of the webpage for the new tab were my 9 most recent sites and on
> the right was a list about 10 additional recent sites.
>
> Now I see a generic webpage with options for "What do you want to do
next?"
> - Reopen closed tabs
> - Browse with InPrivate
> - Use an Accelerator
>
> What do I have to do to get the prior display back. The "What do you want
to
> do next?" is not helpful to me.
>
> Thanks, LWallace

If you've been living under a rock (or a bridge) this past week, see
http://www.google.com/support/toolba...&answer=115561


LMPW wrote:
> I was able to see my recent activity when I opened a new tab. Displayed in
> the body of the webpage for the new tab were my 9 most recent sites and on
> the right was a list about 10 additional recent sites.
>
> Now I see a generic webpage with options for "What do you want to do
> next?"
> - Reopen closed tabs
> - Browse with InPrivate
> - Use an Accelerator
>
> What do I have to do to get the prior display back. The "What do you want
> to
> do next?" is not helpful to me.
>
> Thanks, LWallace