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OS: Android , iOS
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Type: Feature


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Removing a site from most visited tile should remove it from zero-query suggest list

Project Member Reported by ghendel@chromium.org, Aug 13

Issue description

Remove a site from the most visited tiles listed on the NTP
Then open omnibox from any site and see that site is listed as one of the zero-query suggestions in iOS Chrome. 

Shouldn't this site be removed from the zero-query suggestions? Assigning to emilyschechter in case there was a product reasoning for the current behavior. Feel free to reassign it back if you think this is an iOS team call.
 
I don't think there was a product decision.  Partially, blacklisting a most visited tiles does not delete the visits from the user's history, and thus doesn't affect what gets shown in zero suggest.

Some of this discrepancy is also related to bug 607111.

I think in the ideal world the two surfaces should act the same, but we're not there yet.  This discrepancy is in the NTP team's hands, as they say the ranking system the omnibox is using is actually better than the NTP page's suggestion order, so rather than have the omnibox zero suggest switch, they'd rather switch the NTP page to the better algorithm.  And they haven't yet.
Cc: emilyschechter@chromium.org
Components: -UI>Browser>Autofill UI>Browser>Omnibox>ZeroSuggest
Owner: ----
Status: Untriaged (was: Assigned)
Fixing component.

Marking as untriaged, so the next engineer can decide the next steps (consult 	emilyschechter@, mark as dup of bug 607111, or leave as a separate issue).  All are reasonable steps in my opinion.

Labels: -Type-Bug OS-Android Type-Feature
Status: Available (was: Untriaged)
Leaving this open as a feature request. I agree that the two should be the same and we've discussed this a few times previously so this is useful for tracking the idea.

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