New Tab for Reddit

Get the best posts from your favourite Subreddits on your New Tab, a must for any Redditor!

What is New Tab for Reddit?

New Tab for Reddit is a Chrome extension that allows you to combine multiple Subreddits into a single feed. Get the best posts, links, images, and videos from your favourite Subreddits on your New Tab. Arrange your homepage with drag and drop feeds and still have quick access to most visited sites and Google Search. Created by Redditors for Redditors.

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Extension stats

By: Fox 8

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 138

Rating: 4.63 (8)

Version: 1.18 (Last updated: 2023-12-03)

Creation date: 2022-03-23

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Overrides new tab: Yes

Size: 194.56K

Email: ta*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 64431 ▼ 364

Other rankings

#464 in News & Weather ▲ 6 #117 in reddit keyword 46 ▲ 3 #216 in visited sites keyword 8 ▲ 19 #273 in homepage keyword 27 ▼ 1

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

Combine multiple Subreddits into a single feed and see the top posts, links, images, and videos in one place.

Add any Subreddit's feed you want to follow to your homepage
Combine multiple Subreddits into a single feed (e.g. meirl + me_irl, whitepeopletwitter + blackpeopletwitter)
Drag and drop feeds to arrange the perfect home page
Most visited sites and Google Search will still be there, at the top of the page

For Redditors, by Redditors

User reviews

Lately not working!

Rajesh Kanna, 2023-08-11

Very great, gives a very clean experience to see a bunch of subreddit in a TweetDeck-like experience in the new tab. Very simple to use and to the point. I would love for it to have a toggle for blurring or hiding just NSFW images, though. Having to hide all images is fine, but not ideal. Also, if it at all possible, perhaps a way to redirect links to Teddit or Libreddit front-end, but I do have Libredirect for that -- it's just a nice-to-have thing really.