HomeTab

A new tab page that shows the bookmark folders for wherever you are: home, work, or anywhere else you define.

HomeTab replaces Chrome's new tab page with your own bookmark folders, and shows the right set depending on where you are. Define locations such as Home and Work, each with coordinates and a radius. When you open a new tab, HomeTab shows the location you are at; otherwise your default. Switch any time with the tabs at the top. Each location is a set of blocks you arrange in columns: • Bookmark folders, with subfolders as sections, as grid cards with thumbnails or large icons, scrolling rows, compact lists or icons only • Most visited sites, recent history, recently closed tabs and tabs from your other devices (each asks for its permission only when you add it) • A Markdown notes block you edit in place • A web search box with a choice of search engines, or a search URL of your own • RSS and Atom feeds, including YouTube channels, merged and sorted • Live train departures from Rejseplanen (Denmark) • A clock with the day and date, in your language, for any time zone • A countdown to a date and time (days, hours, minutes, seconds) • Any web page, embedded • Schedules: show a block only on weekdays after 15:00, say Make it yours with a theme, accent colour, background image or video and a soft glow per location. Edit mode lets you drag blocks around on the page itself. Thumbnails for bookmarks are taken by HomeTab in your browser and stored there. Click the toolbar button on any page to capture it as you see it, which works for dashboards behind a login. Or pick any image file of your own for a card. Privacy: HomeTab has no server, no account and no analytics. Settings and thumbnails stay in your Chrome profile. The only network requests are the feeds, pages and services you configure yourself. Note: this extension replaces the new tab page. Remove it to get Chrome's default new tab page back.