New Adjacent Tab
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See a new piece of art every time you open a tab.
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Open a new tab and see a piece of art from a museum collection.
This extension incorporates the collection from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago. In the settings you can also activate Wikimedia Commons as a source and see your history.
If the artwork is in the public domain you can mail a postcard of the work to an address in the United States.
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This is such a wholesome, calming tool in the digital world. There’s no pressure, no ads, no noise. Just art. It’s genuinely refreshing to see an extension focused on giving users something meaningful rather than trying to monetize their attention.
This extension gives me a small sense of joy every day. It’s something I didn’t know I needed until I tried it. Now, the idea of going back to a plain white new tab page feels dull and uninspired. The upgrade is simple but powerful.
I’m impressed by how seamless the extension feels. It integrates naturally into Chrome’s interface without any awkward loading or popping. Every new tab feels instantaneous and visually satisfying. It’s smooth, polished, and thoughtfully engineered.
New Tab New Art adds a touch of personal enrichment to my workday. When tasks get repetitive or stressful, having a little artistic beauty interspersed throughout keeps things grounded. It’s like a quiet reminder that there’s more to life than productivity.
Whether you’re a serious art enthusiast or someone who simply enjoys beautiful visuals, this extension strikes the perfect balance of accessibility and depth, making it enjoyable for absolutely anyone who spends time browsing the web.
The thoughtful touch of letting users order postcards of public-domain artwork is such a charming feature, adding a delightful real-world element that turns digital art moments into something tangible and shareable with friends and family.
I deeply appreciate the transparent privacy commitment from the developer; knowing that my data isn’t being tracked or misused makes me feel completely comfortable using the extension on both personal and work devices.
The minimalist design is one of the biggest highlights for me, because it lets the artwork take center stage without clutter, ads, or distracting elements, creating a clean and elegant environment that feels peaceful every time I see it.
I genuinely love how the extension sources artwork from prestigious institutions like the Met, the Whitney, and the Art Institute of Chicago, giving me access to masterpieces I might never have discovered on my own, all presented beautifully every time I browse.
Opening a new tab has become one of the most enjoyable small moments in my day thanks to this extension, because each time I’m greeted with a stunning piece of art that feels fresh, inspiring, and thoughtfully curated from world-class museum collections.