A sky that follows the sun, the seasons and the moon, drawn on your computer. Or ten museum paintings, your own photos, your own video, or one colour.
Free. No registration, no card, no subscription.
TabOverview runs in Chrome on a computer. Send yourself the link for later.
Add as many as you like, or drop them straight onto Home. They can change with each new tab, every hour, every day, or between day and night. Photos stay sharp on large screens, and they stay on your computer.
Drop an MP4 or WebM of up to 100 MB onto Home and it loops silently behind the clock. It starts after the page has painted, stops when the tab is hidden, and has a Play video switch. If your computer is set to reduce motion, you see a still picture.
Four bundled clock faces, any text colour with a contrasting backing, and one slider for blur and dim. Show or hide the clock, seconds, date, favourites and last tabs. Calm Home fades the rest until you need it.
Paste an address or pick an open tab. Drag to reorder, up to 16. They’re your real Bookmarks Bar, and every change has Undo. If your bar is empty, Home uses Chrome’s frequent sites instead.
Keep your whole Home look and photos in one file. Open it on a new computer, or send it to a friend. You see a preview first, and Undo afterwards. The file leaves out your favourites, anything you typed, and video.
You can turn Home off in Settings and keep Chrome’s own new tab page. The rest of TabOverview works the same.
Free, with no registration. On its way to the Chrome Web Store.
