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Feed Buddy New Tab turns your new tab into a feed of subreddits. Combine subs, save favorites, drag to rearrange. Feed Buddy New Tab replaces your new tab page with a clean, fast set of feeds. - Combine several subreddits into one feed (for example r/python + r/learnpython + r/webdev) - Choose sort (hot, new, top) and time range per feed - Drag feeds to rearrange them; collapse the ones you don't need - Favorite any post and view them in a dedicated Favorites tab - Hide posts you've already read, compact view, light/dark themes, adjustable column width - Optional RSS/Atom feeds from any site you add, with permission asked per site - Optional shortcuts to your most visited sites - Import and export your feeds and favorites as a JSON file - NSFW images stay blurred until you click them - No account, no tracking, no ads. Everything is stored locally in your browser. - This extension is not affiliated with or endorsed by Reddit, Inc. What the extension does not do - It does not collect, sell, share, or transmit any personal data to the developer or any third party. - It has no analytics, tracking, advertising, or accounts. - It does not run remotely hosted code. Data stored on your device - The extension saves the following in your browser's local extension storage only: your feed list and settings (theme, layout, column width), - the posts you mark as favorites, - which posts you have already opened (read state), - a short-term cache of recently loaded posts. - This data never leaves your device through the extension. You can export or delete it at any time (Export button, removing the extension, or clearing extension data).
Oct 23, 2026
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