Oh My Tab · New Tab

Customizable new tab page: drag-and-drop bookmark grid, folders, multi-select organizing, live search suggestions and effects.

Turn your new tab page into a workspace for your bookmarks. Oh My Tab brings search, favorite websites, and a few small hobbies together. Arrange bookmark cards freely, organize your daily routine, and make the page you see each time you open your browser your own with light and dark themes and pixel widgets. 1. Favorite sites, a place for each Drag bookmarks to rearrange them, resize cards, and organize your collection in folders. Select multiple items to group them, organize them in batches, and undo deletions. You can also grant permission to import browser bookmarks. Click the browser toolbar icon to save the current page whenever you need it. 2. Search from somewhere familiar Search bookmarks on your home page and inside folders, and use the keyboard to select results. Web search follows your browser's search settings by default; online search suggestions are optional. A minimal search bar is also available as a freely movable widget in three sizes: 4×1, 8×1, and 12×1. 3. Make the page feel like yours Choose a light or dark theme, or follow your system settings. Customize the accent color and background image. Set separate column counts for wide and narrow screens: the layout switches to the narrow-screen column count when the wide-screen layout shrinks to 80% of its width. The defaults are 4 columns for wide screens and 2 for narrow screens. Customize system action icons and website icons on either side of the minimal top bar, with time or text in the center. Choose a minimal search bar, adjust card styles, and add burning-grid or floating-particle effects to suit your habits. Widgets are grouped by purpose, with previews for each size, and personalization settings include style previews. The interface supports Simplified Chinese and English. A 1×1 shortcut button can toggle light and dark themes, organize the page, enable multi-select, or open Settings or the widget library. 4. A little fun on your home page Display a clock without a background, in a standard or dot-matrix style. The calendar offers month, week, and day views, while to-do lists keep track of daily tasks. Count down to dates you look forward to, use a Pomodoro timer to plan focus sessions, or watch a workday countdown with millisecond precision and a dynamic progress indicator. The dot-matrix display shows the time, text, and emoticon pets; the dot-matrix canvas supports drawing and image conversion. Grow pixel plants, water and fertilize them, track their growth, and collect entries in your plant collection. 5. Keep control of your data Bookmarks, layouts, preferences, and images are stored locally. When editing a bookmark, you can refresh its website icon or upload a custom icon from your device. Export and restore ZIP backups that include original background images and custom bookmark icons, or connect your own HTTPS WebDAV service and click Sync to transfer complete backups between devices. On the first sync, an existing remote backup is used; local data is uploaded only if the remote storage is empty. For later syncs, choose which version to keep when there are major changes or conflicts. Using the remote version overwrites local data. By default, the latest 5 snapshots that have not been renamed are retained automatically; you can change this limit. Snapshot names default to their creation time. Renamed snapshots are kept in addition to that limit and are not automatically removed. Normal sync keeps only one copy of identical content. In Sync Snapshots, you can also force a new snapshot, apply a selected snapshot to the current device after confirmation, or delete a remote snapshot after confirmation. Search suggestions and website icon downloads are off by default. Weather and RSS widgets you have added do not connect automatically either: they request the relevant site permissions and data only when you click Load or Refresh. Weather uses coordinates you enter manually and does not access your device's location. Image widgets only process PNG, JPEG, and WebP files imported from your device. If you enable search suggestions or website icon downloads, your search input is sent to the selected supported search service, and website domains are sent to the icon service. An explanation is shown before you enable these features, and site permissions are requested as needed. You can disable them in Settings → About. After you save a WebDAV connection, opening the sync settings checks the connection; clicking Sync accesses the server you specify. Connection details and the password are stored on the current device. Uploaded snapshots include bookmarks, settings, and original images. The remote version index includes a random device identifier, upload time, and a summary of changes. The developer does not operate a server to collect extension data, and the extension includes no advertising or analytics tracking services. Privacy policy: https://ohmytab.vercel.app/privacy