Open any webpage or local file when you create a new browser tab — simple, fast, and fully customizable.
Custom New Tab Page lets you replace the default new tab page with any URL you want. Instead of seeing the standard Chrome new tab, you can go directly to your favorite search engine, email inbox, productivity tool, or even a local HTML file on your computer.
When you clear the setting, your browser returns to its original new tab page — nothing is changed permanently.
www.google.com)| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Custom URL | Enter any web address to open when a new tab is created. The extension automatically adds https:// if no protocol is specified. |
| Quick Presets | Choose from built-in presets like Google, Bing, ChatGPT, and Gemini — click once to set up. |
| Custom Presets | Add your own preset buttons. Click the + button, enter a name and URL, and it appears as a new chip for one-click access. |
| Local File Support | Set the new tab to open a local HTML file. You will need to grant file access permission for this to work. |
| Clear Setting | Click Clear Setting to remove the custom URL. New tabs will return to the browser's default new tab page. |
| Delete Custom Presets | Hover over any custom preset chip and click the red × button to remove it. |
file:///C:/Users/you/page.html in the URL field. The first time you do this, Chrome will ask you to allow file access for this extension. Go to Chrome's extension management page (Chrome menu → More tools → Extensions), find this extension, click Details, and turn on Allow access to file URLs.