This Chrome extension replaces your Google Chrome "new tab" page with a list of links you get to customize.

Install on Google Chrome

1. Open this "New Tab Page" Chrome extension on the Chrome Web Store.
2. Click "Add to Chrome".
3. Open a new tab. Your new tab page will be replaced by this Chrome extension.
4. Chrome might ask "Is this the new tab you were expecting?". Select "Keep changes".
5. On the new tab page, click "Customize this page".

Install in "developer mode"

To work with the code for this Chrome extension, you need to install this extension in "developer mode":

1. Download (and unzip) or clone this repository.
2. Install this Chrome extention:
   1. Visit chrome://extensions on Google Chrome.
   2. Turn on "Developer mode" using top-right toggle switch.
   3. Click "Load unpacked" and select the src/ subfolder within the new-tab-page-chrome-extension/ folder.
3. Open a new tab. Your new tab page will be replaced by this Chrome extension.
4. Chrome might ask "Is this the new tab you were expecting?". Select "Keep changes".
5. On the new tab page, click "Customize this page".

Publish on Google Web Store

To publish a new version of this Chrome extension on the Chrome Web Store, follow these steps:

1. Update the version in the manifest.json file. Commit your change.
2. Go to the Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard.
3. Zip the src/ folder and upload it as a new package on the Chrome Web Store. Make sure to include the update to version. You will need to wait on a review.
4. Create a new release on GitHub.

Report bugs, feature requests, and questions

Create a GitHub issue if you:

• find a bug,
• have a feature request, or
• have a question