New Tab Redirect
Allows a user to provide the URL of the page that loads in a new tab.
Load a custom web page or url in a new tab. Fast, light, and easy to use.
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* 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.
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Allows a user to provide the URL of the page that loads in a new tab.
Customize the New Tab URL. Change New Tab to point to any URL or local file you want.
Speed Dial 2 is an easy-to-use extension that lets you save and organize your most visited websites and customize your new tab page.
Simply set the URL you want new tabs to load and it'll load it. No fluff.
Replace your 'New Tab' page with a simple, fast and minimal todo list.
Customize the new tab URL.
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!
Loads a local (on my hard drive) page MUCH FASTER than New Tab Redirect!
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 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)
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".