Guides
You open it dozens of times a day. Here is what it is, how to change it in every browser, and how to fix it when it changes by itself.
What the new tab page is, what Chrome, Edge and Firefox put on it, and how to make it your own.
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Change the background, shortcuts, layout and theme of the new tab page in Chrome, Edge and Firefox, and what to do when the built-in options run out.
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Browsers have three different "start" pages. What each one does, where to change it in Chrome, Edge and Firefox, and which one you actually want.
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Step-by-step: change the background, shortcuts, theme and layout of the Chrome new tab page, set a different page entirely, and fix "an extension controls this setting".
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Turn off the news feed, change the layout and background, and replace the Microsoft Edge new tab page with something calmer.
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Change what Firefox shows on a new tab: shortcuts, stories, wallpapers and the about:config settings behind them, plus how to get a custom page now that the setting is gone.
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Chrome, Edge and Firefox don't have a setting to open a URL on every new tab. Here is what works in each browser, and when visual bookmarks are the better answer.
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Why your new tab page suddenly looks different, how to find the extension or setting that changed it, and how to restore the page you had.
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Honest picks for the best new tab extensions in 2026, from visual bookmarks to minimal dashboards and focus tools, including when not to choose ours.
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What can go wrong with new tab and other browser extensions, real cases like FVD Speed Dial, and a checklist for picking one you can trust.
Read guide →Browsers give you a search box and a handful of shortcuts. Speed Dial 2 replaces that with your sites as visual bookmarks, organized in groups, with search, widgets and your own background.