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Replace your default new tab with a fast, dashboard that lets you visit and organize bookmarks instantly. Replace Chrome’s default new tab with the fastest way to open your bookmarked sites. Open a new tab and start typing, no mouse needed to instantly access any of your bookmarks. No more searching, tab hoarding, or digging through bookmark bars just to get to a site. Install this extension to: 1. Replace Chrome’s default new tab page with Home Page 2. Right-click any website to Save to Home Page or update an existing bookmark 3. Import all of your Chrome bookmarks into Home Page 4. Open all links in a bookmark folder with a single click 5. View and save open Chrome tabs, then close them or store them as bookmarks New to Home Page? Here’s what you can do: - Instant Search: Start typing to search through all bookmarks and folders. - Number-Based Launching: Type a number + Enter to instantly open a site, often faster than typing its name. - Search Bar Commands: In addition to bookmarks, the search bar supports dictionary lookups, calculations, and Reddit searches. - Custom New Tab Page: Set Home Page as your new tab and experience a faster, cleaner way to browse. - Open Entire Folders at Once: Create workflows by opening all links in a folder at once, something Chrome normally blocks without an extension. - Bookmark Importing: Pull your existing Chrome bookmarks directly into your Home Page dashboard. - Clean, Keyboard First Layout: A visual grid that stays organized while remaining lightning fast to navigate. Built for people who value speed over clutter and getting to their sites faster than any traditional bookmark manager. Enjoy :)
Mar 29, 2026
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