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Transform your “New Tab” page into a useful, inspiring tool for all architecture lovers with ArchDaily’s New Tab Chrome Extension
Every time you open a new tab in your Chrome browser, we’ll show you a randomly selected photograph of an ArchDaily project. If you want to learn more about the project, you can easily click to see more pictures, drawings and information.
We also keep you updated on the latest news and articles by showing you the most visited articles of the day. And even your Google Calendar is integrated — we’ll show you your upcoming appointments and meetings!
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Art masterpieces from Google Arts & Culture in your browser tabs
Change your default new tab for a new one with widgets and landscapes based on your local weather. Simple, beautiful, useful.
Beautiful new tab with stunning wallpapers, productivity widgets, and AI access. Privacy-first, fully customizable.
A minimalistic new tab page.
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Creates a color palette from any image. Just right-click on the image and select the “Palette Creator” option.
Fancy! <3
even if you don't have time , it will boost your creativity.
Beautiful pictures and very useful that it integrates google calendar!
very nice
Great idea! The only thing you need to change is allowing me to see my bookmarks bar. Currently it remains hidden when opening a new tab, maybe there needs to be an option to show the bar when you choose the hide it in active tabs.
The extension itself is a wonderful show off of Archdaily's picture galleries, but it does remove my own most accessed websites, which IMHO is the most salient feature of chrome's default new tabs. I don't like this change. If at least the Archdaily extension managed to have user definable settings and give an option to choose whether certain elements can stay or go in the new tabs, I'd change my 2 star rating.
Only one wish - it would be nice if the calendar would have options to show other calendars in addition to my default calendar.
Cool images and calendar!
Awesome!!