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A customizable local-first new tab page. SnapTab replaces Chrome's new tab page with a customizable workspace — designed to be fast, private, and feel like a launcher for your browser. Inspired by the Android launcher experience (Nova Launcher) and built because popular new tab extensions were caught stealing user data, SnapTab does everything locally. Zero data leaves your browser. ——— Features ——— CANVAS WORKSPACE Move, resize, and arrange widgets anywhere on a full-viewport canvas. Widgets snap to a clean grid. Toggle edit mode to rearrange freely. SEARCH WIDGET Search with your preferred provider. Clean, minimal, always one keystroke away. SHORTCUT GRID Paged grid of your favorite sites. Drag to reorder, combine into folders, drag across pages. Brand-matched icons or your own images. WEATHER WIDGET Live weather snapshot with configurable location, units, and display. DATE & TIME WIDGET Multiple clock modes: digital, percentage-complete, and vertical. Custom colors per display element. SNAP FEED (RSS) Subscribe to RSS/Atom feeds and read them on your new tab. OPML import/export. Per-feed item limits. Fetch articles through the background service worker. WALLPAPERS Upload your own images or GIFs. Control brightness and blur. BACKUP & RESTORE Full JSON backup of all settings, shortcuts, and feed subscriptions. Portable and replace-only import. TOOLBAR POPUP Save the current page as a shortcut without leaving the tab you're on. FOLDERS & DRAG Drag shortcuts together to create folders. Drag items out to promote them. Cross-page drag with edge hover navigation.
Jul 21, 2026
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