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A new tab extension enables putting custom links on your new tab to improve your workflow. Backup, restore, and share links. Increase efficiency and improve your workflow by putting your favorite links on the new tab page, making them easier to open. You can backup your links to a file so you will never lose your links anymore. The easy export and import feature makes it very easy to share your links with friends or share between different computers with the extension installed. The latest update of this new tab extension enables you to customize the theme, logo, title and link categories. You can also search browser Bookmarks by keyword and open links on the same new tab. Steps to use this extension: 1. Find "Custom Links New Tab" extension in Chrome Web Store, click Add to Chrome, and click Add extension and Keep it when asked. 2. You are ready to use the extension! Just open a new tab on your browser, your links are there. Your links can be edited at anytime by clicking Edit on the top right corner. 3. From time to time, you can click Export button on the edit page to backup your links to a file. Keep the backup file and you can restore your links by importing the exported file in the future. 4. You can also easily share your links by importing your backup file to other computers with this extension installed.
Mar 17, 2025
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