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Your developer feed, right in every new tab. Browse news, tutorials, and releases from DevFeed. DevFeed New Tab transforms each newly opened browser tab into a developer-focused reading experience powered by DevFeed. Rather than showing a blank or generic start page, it replaces the default new tab with a full interface built around software development content discovery. Based on the package, the extension is designed to present a steady stream of technical reading material, including news, tutorials, releases, comparisons, opinions, and general articles, all within a polished single-page environment. This makes every new tab an opportunity to catch up on relevant industry updates, explore technical topics, and quickly return to saved content. The extension functions as more than a simple content viewer. Its structure shows a modern in-browser application that connects to DevFeed services to retrieve feed items, topics, sources, search results, user settings, bookmarks, notifications, and authentication state. Users can browse a home feed, move through dedicated topic and source pages, open article detail views, and use built-in navigation without leaving the extension experience. This creates a centralized reading hub for developers who want curated content immediately available from the moment a tab opens. Content discovery is one of the extension’s strongest elements. The package indicates support for multiple article types and several browsing paths, making it useful for both quick reading and more targeted exploration. Search is integrated across articles, topics, sources, and tags, and it can be refined with filters such as result type, article ordering, and date ranges. Depending on the section being viewed, feed filtering can also help narrow results by language, source, topic, or content type. This combination of broad search and focused filtering helps users move efficiently from general browsing to finding specific technologies, publishers, or updates. Personalization features are also central to the experience. The extension includes a My Feed area, allows articles to be saved to Read later, and supports following or unfollowing topics and sources. Settings are available for profile, appearance, feed, notifications, topics, and sources, showing that the extension is intended to adapt to individual reading preferences rather than deliver a fixed stream of content. Topic selection supports up to 100 topics, and sources can be searched and selected, giving users meaningful control over what appears in their personalized feed. Navigation inside the extension appears comprehensive and app-like. Users can move between the latest feed, search results, topics, sources, source suggestions, personal feed, saved items, settings pages, and article pages. Article views include actions such as liking, bookmarking, sharing, and seeing publisher or source information. Notifications are also built in, with unread counts, an inbox-style panel, retry handling when notifications are unavailable, and links to related actions. The extension additionally supports appearance preferences with light, dark, and system-based themes for a more comfortable reading environment. The package also shows analytics related to extension usage, including page views and interaction events such as article opens, likes, bookmarks, topic follows, source follows, and preference saves. It stores some local values such as theme settings and analytics or session identifiers, reacts to authentication state, and accounts for session expiration. At the same time, it respects Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control browser signals and includes a local option to disable extension analytics. Overall, DevFeed New Tab is a feature-rich new tab replacement built for developers who want convenient access to curated technical content, personalized discovery tools, saved reading, and in-extension browsing from a single start page. Key Features: - Replaces the default browser new tab with a DevFeed-powered developer reading hub. - Surfaces multiple content types, including news, tutorials, releases, comparisons, opinions, and general articles. - Provides integrated search across articles, topics, sources, and tags with filtering for result type, ordering, and date ranges. - Supports personalization through topic and source following, feed preferences, and a dedicated My Feed section. - Includes a Read later area for saving bookmarked articles and returning to them later. - Offers settings for profile, appearance, feed, notifications, topics, and sources, including light, dark, and system theme options. - Adds in-extension notifications and article actions such as opening, liking, bookmarking, sharing, and navigating related content. How It Works: 1. After installation, the extension replaces the browser’s default new tab page with the DevFeed New Tab interface. 2. When a new tab is opened, the app loads its bundled page and connects to DevFeed services to retrieve feed content, search data, topics, sources, and settings. 3. Users can browse the latest feed, explore topic and source pages, and open article detail views directly inside the extension. 4. Search can be used to find articles, topics, sources, and tags, with filters available to refine results. 5. Signed-in users can personalize the experience by following topics and sources, adjusting feed settings, and saving items to Read later. 6. Additional tools such as notifications, appearance controls, and settings pages help manage reading preferences and account-related options. 7. The extension stores some local preferences and session-related values and may record analytics events unless privacy controls disable that behavior. Privacy: - This extension collects browsing data to improve user experience. The package shows analytics features that record page views and interaction events such as article opens, likes, bookmarks, and follow actions, while also storing some local preference and session values. It respects Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals and includes a local option for disabling extension analytics.