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A calm new tab. Centered clock, daily-rotating Unsplash photo, heart the ones you love. Private, lightweight, zero ads. Every new tab, a moment to breathe. Zen Moment replaces Chrome's new tab with a single, thoughtful view: the local time, centered over a daily-rotating photograph from Unsplash. No feed. No news tiles. No notifications begging for attention. Just time and a beautiful image. Features • A different photo every day. Hand-picked zen + nature imagery, refreshed once in the background so new tabs open instantly. • Centered clock. Switch between 12-hour and 24-hour from the popup. • Favorites. Sign in, tap the heart on any photo you love, and revisit your collection any time. • Instant loading. The day's photo is cached locally, so every new tab opens in a single frame. • Photographer credits. Every photo links back to the artist on Unsplash. Private by design • No tracking. No analytics. No ads. Ever. • Your email is stored only to let you sign in and sync your favorites. Nothing is sold or shared. • The extension only talks to Unsplash (for images) and our own backend (for auth and favorites). Nothing else. Why Zen Moment The modern new tab is a billboard. Every time you open one, something wants to be clicked. Zen Moment takes the opposite stance: make the space between tasks a moment of stillness, not another inbox. Made with care. No dark patterns.
Aug 6, 2026
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