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Open Chrome bookmarks in a new tab by default. $0.99 one-time. Tired of losing your page every time you click a bookmark? Chrome replaces your current tab when you click a bookmark. If you forget Ctrl+Click, you lose your scroll position, half-filled forms, or app state. There’s no setting to fix this, and existing extensions break favicons or don’t work on chrome:// pages. NewTab Bookmarks fixes it properly. HOW IT WORKS Install once. Now every bookmark opens in a new tab by default. Your current tab stays exactly where it was. No more lost work. KEY FEATURES ✓ Opens all bookmarks in new tabs automatically ✓ Preserves favicons and titles — no broken icons ✓ Works on all pages including chrome://extensions ✓ Folder exceptions — pick folders that use current tab ✓ Background mode — keep focus on current tab if you prefer ✓ Zero configuration — works immediately after install ✓ Privacy first — no data collection, no tracking, no external servers WHY NOT USE CTRL+CLICK? You can. If you remember every time. Most people don’t. When you forget, you lose your page. This extension makes it the default so you never have to think about it. PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED Tabs: To detect bookmark clicks and create new tabs Bookmarks: To show your folders for exceptions Storage: To save your settings We do not read page content. We do not track you. We do not phone home. WHO IS THIS FOR Researchers, developers, students, project managers, anyone who uses bookmarks and gets frustrated losing their tab. Stop losing your page. Install NewTab Bookmarks for only $0.99 today.
Apr 10, 2026
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