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A local-first new tab for pinned sites and optional smart picks from your browsing history. Qixu turns every new tab into a calm, local-first launchpad for the sites you use most. Keep chosen destinations within reach, arrange them your way, and optionally use this Chrome profile's browsing history to build Smart picks. History access is requested only after an in-product explanation and remains optional. Features: - Add, edit, unpin, drag, and menu-reorder pinned sites - Rank Smart picks by a balanced score, visit count, or recent activity - Choose a local 7, 30, or 90-day statistics window - Hide suggestions, undo recent actions, and rescan on demand - Export and import pinned sites, hidden hosts, and preferences - Switch between English and Simplified Chinese Privacy by design: - All extension data stays in chrome.storage.local in the current Chrome profile - No account, analytics, advertising, remote API, or cross-device sync - Smart picks store host-level counts, the latest local page title, and the latest visit time - Page paths, query parameters, page bodies, and complete visit records are not stored from browsing history - Configuration exports never include browsing statistics, page titles, scan state, or permission state - Turning Smart picks off revokes History access and deletes derived browsing statistics Qixu replaces Chrome's new-tab page. Chrome can enable only one new-tab override extension at a time.
Aug 31, 2026
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