NativeChrome - Your quiet desk on new tab

A new tab that works like a quiet desk: sticky notes on a wallpaper canvas, folders for notes, and your bookmarks one click away.

NativeChrome turns every new tab into a quiet desk: sticky notes on a calm wallpaper, your notes and folders in a sidebar, and your favorite sites one click away. No account to create, nothing to set up. STICKY NOTES ON YOUR CANVAS - Add a note with one click or Ctrl+Shift+S, then drag it anywhere. - Resize from the corner and pick from six colors. - Close a note to tuck it away. Every note stays listed in the sidebar, so you can bring it back. NOTES AND FOLDERS - Create notes and folders right in the sidebar, nest folders inside folders, and rename anything with a double-click. - Notes open in tabs and save as you type. - Drag notes between folders. Everything stays sorted alphabetically. BOOKMARKS AND SHORTCUTS - Browse, add, edit, rename and delete your Chrome bookmarks from the sidebar. - Drag any bookmark, note or folder onto the canvas to pin it as a shortcut. - Shortcuts snap to a tidy grid. Select several with a drag box, move them together, or press Delete to remove them. - Site icons come from Chrome's own icon cache, so the sites you use are never sent anywhere. A CALM PLACE TO START - Eight curated wallpapers, one click to switch. - Hide the sidebar with Ctrl+B for a clean canvas, and drag its edge to resize it. SYNC Your workspace syncs through your Chrome account when Chrome sync is on, so your notes follow you to your other computers. Chrome gives extensions a limited amount of sync space. NativeChrome compresses your workspace to fit as much as possible, and if you go past the limit it tells you, pauses syncing and keeps everything saved on this device. KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS - Ctrl+Shift+S (Cmd+Shift+S on Mac): new sticky note - Ctrl+B (Cmd+B): show or hide the sidebar - Delete or Backspace: remove the selected shortcuts PRIVACY - No account, no analytics, no ads, no tracking. - Your notes, sticky notes and settings are stored in Chrome's own storage and synced only through your Chrome account. - The only outside requests are the wallpaper images, which load from Unsplash's image servers.