CRT Monitor Overlay
Retro CRT & VHS filter for any website. Scanlines, phosphor glow, film grain, glitch, lo-fi audio. Presets, side panel, shortcut.
A custom new tab page with a notepad and quicklinks in 80s DOS style
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Love the old CRT DOS look? Well here's your new default notes tab.
DOS-Style transforms your new tab into a sleek, DOS-styled interface.
Now with a fully customisable CRT monitor look included.
This extension provides a simple, retro-inspired design where you can store and quickly access your frequently used links and personal notes. All data is stored locally on your device, ensuring your information stays private. Perfect for users who appreciate minimalism and functionality in their browsing experience.
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I love using it. Super minimal.
If the CRT effect's mask and flicker could be controlled separately, that would be great.