Guide
Chrome's built-in new tab options cover simple appearance changes. A new tab extension like PureTab is useful when you want widgets, saved layouts, bookmarks, notes, todos, search, and focus tools in one dashboard.
Chrome can adjust basic new tab appearance and shortcuts, but it is not designed as a widget dashboard.
A Chrome new tab extension can replace the default page with a richer interface that is purpose-built for repeated work.
PureTab is for users who want a cleaner browser start page without turning every new tab into another feed or project management app.
Yes. PureTab is built for Chrome and changes the new tab page into a dashboard with widgets, layouts, and presets.
Yes. Core new tab customization works without an account. Optional sign-in is used for saved presets, publishing, syncing, billing, and support.
PureTab includes widgets for todos, notes, bookmarks, search, clock and date, countdowns, focus tools, wallpapers, YouTube embeds, and shareable presets.
You can remove or disable PureTab from Chrome's Extensions page. After removal, Chrome returns to its default new tab behavior.
