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Randomly display URLs or local files when opening a new tab 🔀 New Tab Shuffle A Chrome/Edge extension that replaces the new tab page with a randomly selected URL or local file from your list. New tabs pull from a shuffled queue so every enabled entry appears once before the list reshuffles. ✅ Features - Shuffled queue that cycles through enabled URLs before reshuffling. - Inline options editor with auto-save. - Disable entries by prefixing with `#` and remove entries by deleting a line. - Supports `http://`, `https://`, and `file://` URLs. - Syncs list and queue via `chrome.storage.sync`. - Popup preview of the next items in the queue. 🚀 Usage 1. Open the extension options (Extensions menu -> New Tab Shuffle -> Options). 2. Paste URLs one per line. Prefix a line with `#` to disable it. Delete a line to remove it. 3. Open a new tab to load the next URL. Use the popup to preview the queue or the options page to clear it.
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