New Tab Changer
Load a custom web page or url in a new tab. Fast, light, and easy to use.
* Load a custom web page or url in a new tab.
* Make new tabs automatically load Gmail, Bing, or any web site.
* Easily setup a new tab redirect to a local file url.
* Automatically sets focus to url bar.
* Supports Incognito mode.
* Fast, light, and easy to use.
* Clear cache when loading new tabs.
* Redirect to last visited url.
* Advanced statistics to display a history of max and total tabs open per day.
Automatically set a custom url to load in new tabs. Setup a new tab redirect to Gmail, Yahoo, Bing, or any web page you desire!
Simply enter the desired web site url and click Save. Any time a new tab is opened, the web site you selected will automatically display. New Tab Changer supports web site urls and local file urls.
New Tab Changer lets you automatically setup a new tab redirect to a custom url.
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Doesn't say anywhere that this extension requires a subscription, and why a subscription?? One time fee at most makes sense, and that's pushing it.
Greed is insatiable: 🤣 35$ / Year We are talking about extremely trivial software here. A price of $3 for a lifetime license would be fair.
For some reason, this extension now requires access to dummysoftware's website. I suggest to uninstall
Did not work at all. New tab is still defaulting to Chrome://newtab
Thanks for fixing Chrome. Why is this not a vanilla option in Chrome?
Thanks for fixing Chrome. Why is this not a vanilla option in Chrome?
Fast New Tab Redirect is MUCH , MUCH faster than this....
Fast New Tab Redirect is MUCH , MUCH faster than this....
Does exactly what I needed it to do: load google search in a new tab in Microsoft Edge.
Does exactly what I needed it to do: load google search in a new tab in Microsoft Edge.
Love this extension, but same comment about focus on address bar - this stopped working recently!
Great little utility, light-weight code - thanks.
This is the only "New Tab" redirect extension I could find that puts focus on the browser's address bar after the redirect. Thank you!
This is the only "New Tab" redirect extension I could find that puts focus on the browser's address bar after the redirect. Thank you!
J'ai eu YAHOO pendant un certains moment et je n'ai pas aimé quand est venu le moment ou j'ai vu cette application qui me demandais l'URL du site que je voulais définitivement garde et j'ai mis " https://www.google.fr/ " du cou maintenant je me suis débarrassé de YAHOO. Je conseille cette application a tout ceux qui ont le même problème que moi !
I like it but why does it say "Read your browsing history" under Permissions? Is that really necessary?
I like it but why does it say "Read your browsing history" under Permissions? Is that really necessary?
새 탭이 빠르게 열리고 사용법도 간단하여 좋습니다.
Lightning fast!
Lightning fast!
Loads a local (on my hard drive) page MUCH FASTER than New Tab Redirect!
Loads a local (on my hard drive) page MUCH FASTER than New Tab Redirect!
It worked
It worked
nicely done and works right from the start
Needs to select all on the address bar, or not put the cursor there in the first place.
Needs to select all on the address bar, or not put the cursor there in the first place.
Needs an update to fix autofocus that used to work but doesn't now. Please update for 5 stars
Needs an update to fix autofocus that used to work but doesn't now. Please update for 5 stars
Issue with it no longer auto selecting the whole URL when opening a new tab. So you cannot just start typing. Otherwise, words a treat! (v1.2 on Windows with Chrome 61)
Issue with it no longer auto selecting the whole URL when opening a new tab. So you cannot just start typing. Otherwise, words a treat! (v1.2 on Windows with Chrome 61)
Looks like on Chrome for mac when you open a new tab it still sets focus to the page you want, but it doesn't auto select the url so you cant start typing to search. E.g. if you press cmd + t, you get a new tab looking like this "|some.com" and when you type "apples" to search for "apples" the result looks like this in the URL bar: "apples|some.com".
Looks like on Chrome for mac when you open a new tab it still sets focus to the page you want, but it doesn't auto select the url so you cant start typing to search. E.g. if you press cmd + t, you get a new tab looking like this "|some.com" and when you type "apples" to search for "apples" the result looks like this in the URL bar: "apples|some.com".
This was great! Combined with a google theme from Stylish, it made my new tab amazing! Also much, much faster that 'new tab redirect'.
This was great! Combined with a google theme from Stylish, it made my new tab amazing! Also much, much faster that 'new tab redirect'.
It's the fastest and most simple.
It's the fastest and most simple.
Simple Fast, very nice
Simple Fast, very nice
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Faster than the rest
Faster than the rest
I was looking for a way to open the same URL with each new Ctrl-T while ALSO retaining the ability to type a Google search into the address bar (because that is my default behavior). This was just what I wanted!
I was looking for a way to open the same URL with each new Ctrl-T while ALSO retaining the ability to type a Google search into the address bar (because that is my default behavior). This was just what I wanted!
Much faster than "New Tab Redirect". Yay!
Much faster than "New Tab Redirect". Yay!
Perfect! Super fast, light, and it even has a few options already installed.
Perfect! Super fast, light, and it even has a few options already installed.
Simple and fast! Better than the more popular "New tab redirect" that I had previously installed (It was also simple, but on this second computer I used it, it inactivated the address bar when typing there, requiring either to wait or to click again to continue typing a non-default address)
Simple and fast! Better than the more popular "New tab redirect" that I had previously installed (It was also simple, but on this second computer I used it, it inactivated the address bar when typing there, requiring either to wait or to click again to continue typing a non-default address)
