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Privacy-first new tab with app-style tiles, folders, local customization, and wallpapers. TiTiles replaces your browser’s new tab page with a fast, customizable launcher inspired by modern app grids. Add your favorite websites, arrange them with smooth drag and drop, organize related sites into folders, and personalize the page with backgrounds, fonts, tile sizes, shapes, labels, and layout settings. Key features: • App-style website tiles with automatic high-resolution icon discovery • Smooth drag and drop with a live position preview • Folders for organizing related websites • Small, medium, and large tile sizes • Square and circular tile shapes • Solid colors, gradients, local images, folder slideshows, and optional online wallpapers • Customizable clock, date, typography, spacing, blur, and dimming • Local JSON export and import • Interface translations for 22 languages • No advertising, analytics, accounts, or TiTiles cloud service Tiles, groups, settings, custom icons, and local backgrounds are stored locally using browser-managed storage. When a website does not provide a suitable icon, TiTiles can retrieve one from an external icon provider. Access to a website is requested only when the user explicitly chooses to refresh an icon. Wallhaven is contacted only when the optional online wallpaper source is enabled. TiTiles replaces the new tab page immediately after installation. All settings are available from the button in the lower-right corner.
Jul 30, 2026
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