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Your new tab layout

The same page, arranged seven ways. Your shortcuts and widgets stay the same from one layout to the next: only their place changes, and one click takes you back.

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The Chrome new tab page replaced by Hoome: clock and date in the middle, a search bar, a row of pinned shortcuts, then six folder tiles on a blue gradient background.

All 7 layouts, in pictures

  • The Essentials in a bar at the bottom of the page, as on a Mac. It is the layout of a fresh install.

  • Everything in the center: clock, search, Essentials and folders, with widgets on the sides.

  • Dashboard

    Giraffe Fur

    The clock and widgets lined up in a left column, shortcuts and folders on the right.

  • Columns

    Malachite

    Each folder becomes a column of links you read without opening it.

  • Folders set on a curve, under the clock and the Essentials.

  • Widgets first

    Lagoon Gradient

    The page belongs to widgets: daily goal, calendar, tasks and timer, folders as tags.

  • Everything in one grid of tiles, clock, folders and widgets together.

Settings that follow along

Each layout only offers the settings that do something in it: no folder preview size where folders have no preview. On a narrow screen, Dashboard falls back to Classic by itself.

Free or Premium

Free

Dock and Classic, with the free widgets wherever you like.

Premium

the five extra templates. Without Premium, a chosen template stays saved and the page falls back to Classic.

See pricing

Guides on the blog

  • Customize

    New tab layout: the Dock or the classic one

    The Dock at the bottom of the screen like on a Mac, or everything in the centre: the two free layouts of your Chrome new tab, and five more with Premium.

    2 min read

  • Guide Customize

    Customize the Chrome home page: the guide

    Customize the Chrome home page: what the browser settings allow, then a page of your own, with folders, layout, clock, widgets, icons, theme and background.

    4 min read

Frequently asked questions

Where do I change the layout?

In the settings, Interface section: each layout has its thumbnail and a sentence describing it.

Can I switch layouts without losing anything?

Yes. A layout only arranges the display: shortcuts, folders and widgets stay the same.

Can each desktop have its own?

Yes, with Premium and several desktops: the layout is part of each desktop’s own look, along with its background and widgets.

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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.