Make the new tab your home screen

Wallpapers, widgets and shortcuts you drag into place. Switch on sync for the same setup everywhere.

The WTab new tab page with a glass clock widget, a search box, a grid of site icons, and habit and notepad widgets

Almost all of it is yours to change

No sign-up. Your setup lives in the browser.

Widgets Hub

Clock, search, weather, calendar, to-do, notepad, battery and RSS. Open the hub and drag one onto the page.

The WTab Widgets Hub panel with clock, search, weather, calendar, to-do, notepad, battery and RSS widgets

Wallpaper and theme

Built-in wallpapers and gradients, light or dark following your system, or paste your own image URL.

WTab appearance settings with theme modes and wallpaper presets

Shortcuts

Icons are fetched for you. Drag to reorder, group them into folders, add a page when you run out of room.

The WTab add shortcut dialog

Search

Switch the engine behind the search box whenever you want.

  • Google AI Mode
  • Google
  • Bing
  • DuckDuckGo
  • Brave
  • Kagi

Sync and backup

Want the same layout on another machine? Switch sync on. Wallpaper stays out of it, and you can export a backup yourself.

Put it in Chrome

Install from the Chrome Web Store, then open a new tab.

Add to Chrome

Your data stays yours

It lives in your browser

Shortcuts, widget layout and notes sit in the browser's own storage. Cross-device sync is yours to switch on.

Reminders are opt-in

System notifications and in-page reminder bubbles from the habit widget stay off until you turn them on.

Analytics is opt-in

Anonymous usage stats and crash reports stay off unless you turn them on.