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Your new tab, reimagined for developers. Curated tech news from Dev.to, Hacker News, GitHub Trending & more. DevFeed transforms your Chrome new tab into a live developer news dashboard — pulling the best content from Dev.to, Hacker News, GitHub Trending, and Hashnode into one clean, unified feed. Every time you open a new tab, you get a fresh view of what the developer world is talking about. Filter by topic (JavaScript, Python, AI/ML, WebDev, DevOps, CSS), bookmark articles to read later, and pick up exactly where you left off — all without ever leaving your browser. KEY FEATURES - Multi-source feed — Dev.to, Hacker News, GitHub Trending, and Hashnode aggregated and deduplicated in real time. - Smart tag filtering — Show only the topics you care about. Select from JavaScript, Python, Rust, AI/ML, DevOps, CSS, Open Source, and more. - 30-minute smart cache — Articles load instantly on every new tab. Background refresh keeps content current without any lag. - Bookmarks synced across devices — Save any article with one click. Stored in chrome.storage.sync so your reading list follows you everywhere. - Reading drawer — Preview article content without leaving your tab. Hit "Read Full Article" only when you're ready. - Three layout modes — Switch between masonry grid, list view, and compact mode depending on how you like to browse. - Dark & Light theme — Follows your system preference automatically, or set it manually. Custom accent colors included. - Reading streak tracker — See how many consecutive days you've been reading. Small habit, big impact. - Offline support — No connection? The last cached feed displays with a retry button. Nothing breaks. - No account required — Install and it works. No sign-up, no login, no email. PRIVACY FIRST DevFeed does not collect, transmit, or store any personal data on external servers. All your preferences, bookmarks, and cache live exclusively in Chrome's built-in storage. We make anonymous GET requests to public developer APIs to fetch article listings — no user data is ever included in these requests.