I'm using Firefox Developer Edition 41.0a2 on Windows 8.1. Part of the latest update from a few days ago changed my New Tab page to the fancy one with Tiles. That's nice, but I want to use my custom .html page that I had set before. On the fancy New Tab page, I can only set it to show (through the gear menu): - My Top Sites (the new page, I don't want this at this time) - Blank (also not what I want). On the Options > General page, I have set my home page to a file on my disk drive: Home Page: file:///C:/work/new-tab-page.html Previously, when I clicked the New Tab button (or pressed Ctrl+T), that page would open up (it has some Javascript content to help my workflow). Now, it open the new fancy page and I can't get the previous behaviour. I found an article that suggested setting the property "browser.newtab.url" to the url of my file. But it IS currently set to that value in about:config : browser.newtab.url | user-set | string | file:///C:/work/new-tab-page.html I should mention that if I click the Home button, it DOES take me to my file. The behavior I want is to go to that file when clicking on the New Tab button (the "plus" icon, or pressing Ctrl+T). (by the way: I know I can middle-click the Home button to achieve almost the same thing, but I would much rather have that behavior on the Ctrl+T shortcut). Thank you!