Hover your mouse cursor over a top site and click the pin icon to lock the top site in place. To manually add a website to your top sites list, visit it, click the share button on Safari’s toolbar, select “Add bookmarks,” and tell Safari to add the page to “Top sites.”
Lock twelve thumbnails in place and no other websites will automatically appear here.
You can add websites to it, remove websites from it, and lock websites in place. Safari’s top sites page is always a 4×3 grid of 12 thumbnails. Someone will have to click History > Show top sites to access the favorites page, and then click the top sites icon on the favorites page to access them. For “New windows open with” and “New tabs open with”, select an option other than favorites - for example, your home page or a blank page. You could also click the Safari menu and select Preferences. If you’re just worried about someone seeing your top sites from over your shoulder, this will work fine. The favorites page will always contain an icon that takes you to the top sites. Safari will always open showing your favorite websites, and won’t show top sites unless someone clicks that option.
The simplest option is simply clicking the star icon at the top-right of the favorites page screen. However, you can prevent them from appearing unless someone seeks them out, or tweak your top sites so that a specific list of websites always appears there. There’s no actual way to completely hide the top sites from the interface on a Mac as there is on iOS.
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