Hoome on every browser

Hoome replaces the new tab page of four browsers, with the same code and a few differences. Each has its own page, with its store, its step-by-step install, what works, what is missing, and caveats where we have not verified.

Chrome Every feature, the Chrome Web Store, and Chrome 138’s gray bar explained. See the page
Firefox Firefox Add-ons, animated themes, and what is missing: processor, memory, the browser page buttons. See the page
Edge Edge Add-ons, the free features, and an honest caveat about signing in to the account. See the page
Brave No store of its own: the Chrome Web Store. What we verified, and what we have not tried. See the page

The four browsers at a glance

	Chrome	Firefox	Edge	Brave
Install store	Chrome Web Store	Firefox Add-ons	Edge Add-ons	Chrome Web Store
Minimum version	Chrome 111	Firefox 140	Edge 111	Chromium 111
Processor and Memory widgets	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
History, downloads, bookmarks buttons	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
Most visited sites	Yes	No	Not verified	Not verified
Browser sync	Google	Mozilla	Microsoft	Not verified
Hoome account sign-in	Yes	Yes	To be confirmed	Not verified
Hoome themes published	Not yet	Yes	Not yet	Not yet

Which one should I pick?

The one you already use: Hoome does not ask you to switch. Chrome offers every feature. Edge and Brave get the same code, with the caveats detailed on their pages, and Firefox drops a few items the browser does not allow. To keep your shortcuts when moving from one to another, a JSON export is enough.

Your next tab can be a tidy one

No sign up, no card, and your sites finally where they belong.

Brave installs Hoome from the Chrome Web Store.

On a phone, tap “Add to Desktop” on the Chrome Web Store: Hoome will install in Chrome on your computer, if it is signed in to the same Google account.