Tell me everything about — new tab

Every new tab opens tmea.space: fresh topics to get curious about, one click from a deep answer.

A few good topics in every new tab, instead of an endless feed. Each morning, tmea.space sets out a small number of cards worth understanding properly: how a 2,000-year-old shipwreck held a computer made of bronze gears, the story behind a number in today's news, why crocodiles outlived the dinosaurs. No videos, no autoplay, nothing that goes on forever. Pick one and it opens as a question in the AI assistant or search engine you already use; you choose which in settings. The answer comes from there; tmea only suggests what is worth asking. Or open a card to read a short piece about it first. What the extension does: • Every new tab opens tmea.space, with the day's topics waiting. • Your cursor stays in the address bar, so you can still type an address or search as usual. • Allow it to sync with tmea.space (one click, the first time) and your prompts, settings and saved cards are the same as on the website. Make it yours: • Write your own prompts ("Explain … like I'm five", "What's the latest on …?") and pick which AI each one opens in. • Choose the topics you see: science, history, technology, culture, sport and more. • Search the day's cards, and save the ones you want to come back to. Private by design: • The extension asks for nothing when you install it. If you choose to sync, it asks for access to tmea.space only. It cannot see other websites, your tabs or your history. • What you ask goes straight from your browser to the engine you picked. tmea never sees it. • No account needed. Signing in is optional and only syncs your saved cards and settings. • Anonymous usage counts only, never what you type, and nothing is counted if your browser sends Global Privacy Control. Made by Anjadhe LLC. Questions: support@anjadhe.ai