newtab.webdoka.com · Functionality & UI
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Customize your new tab with visual bookmarks. Webdoka New Tab is a visual bookmark manager for Google Chrome that puts your saved sites on every new tab. Add websites, organize them into folders, and find them by their previews. Your bookmarks are close at hand whenever you open a new tab. Create separate folders for work, favorite websites, and articles you want to read. Need to put a task aside? Save your open tabs to a folder and reopen them all when you’re ready. What you can do with Webdoka New Tab ➤ Save websites as cards with previews and titles. ➤ Import your existing Chrome bookmarks without adding each site again. ➤ Organize bookmarks into folders and drag cards to rearrange them. ➤ Search your saved bookmarks. ➤ Add notes and color labels — jot down a product’s price or mark an article as read. ➤ Save open tabs to a folder. ➤ Capture a selected area of a page and save the image with a link to the original page. Customize your Chrome new tab Choose a background, adjust card sizes, and enable the clock, weather, or RSS feed. Hide any widgets you don’t need to keep only your bookmarks. Storage and backups No account is needed to get started. Bookmarks are stored locally in your browser. Export a backup to a file or connect Google Drive to sync between computers. The extension is free and does not change your browser’s default search engine. To get started, install Webdoka New Tab and open a new tab. Add a few websites, and your personal start page is ready.
Nov 3, 2026
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