New tab extensions, answered
Plain answers about keeping more than one new tab extension: which one the browser shows, why it changes, and how to switch between them in Chrome and Edge.
One new tab at a time
Which new tab extension wins, keeping two of them, and why the new tab changes by itself.
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Why does Chrome only let one new tab extension work at a time? Chrome gives the new tab to one extension, the one installed last. Why the others do nothing, what Chrome lets you do, and how to pick which one opens. -
Can I use Momentum and another new tab extension together? Momentum and another new tab extension can’t share the new tab. Keep both installed and take turns in one click, with their settings kept. -
Why did my new tab page change by itself? A new extension, one turned off, or an update waiting for your OK can change your new tab. How to find the cause at chrome://extensions and set it back.
Switch your new tab
In one click, from the keyboard, on a schedule, and in Microsoft Edge.
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How do I switch between new tab extensions without turning them on and off? Switch which new tab extension opens without a trip to chrome://extensions: one click in the toolbar, a keyboard shortcut or a right-click menu. -
Can my new tab page change on a schedule, one for work and one for evenings? Show one new tab extension during work hours and another in the evening and at weekends, or a different one each day. How Hallway’s schedule works. -
How do I switch between new tab page extensions in Microsoft Edge? Edge shows one new tab extension at a time. How to switch between them at edge://extensions or in one click, and what to do when Edge turns one off.
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