# Chrome new tab alternatives

## ZeroTabs vs Momentum

Momentum makes a new tab feel like a daily reset. ZeroTabs makes it easier to pick up where your browser left off: your bookmarks, saved sessions, reading queue, notes, and focus timer, together.

Keep your existing Chrome bookmarks close, save whole tab sessions for later, and return to articles when you have time. All current ZeroTabs features are free, and you can start without an account.

[Open the visual comparison](https://zerotabs.com/momentum-alternative/)

## ZeroTabs vs Bonjourr

Bonjourr is a beautiful, minimalist start page with lots of room to customize. ZeroTabs is for the browser days that leave a trail: links to revisit, tabs to restore, articles to read, and ideas to keep.

Go beyond a beautiful set of quick links. ZeroTabs puts Chrome bookmarks, saved tab sessions, a reading queue, notes, and a focus timer in the page Chrome opens for you.

[Open the visual comparison](https://zerotabs.com/vs/bonjourr/)

## ZeroTabs vs Infinity New Tab

Infinity New Tab gives you a broad dashboard of shortcuts and utilities. ZeroTabs takes a more focused route: make the browser things you already use easy to find, save, and return to.

Keep Chrome bookmarks where they live, then add saved tab sessions, a reading queue, notes, and focus without assembling a large dashboard or choosing a paid tier.

[Open the visual comparison](https://zerotabs.com/vs/infinity-new-tab/)

## ZeroTabs vs Tabliss

Tabliss is loved for its customizable backgrounds and widgets. ZeroTabs keeps the calm canvas, then gives your browser day somewhere to go: bookmarks, saved sessions, reading, notes, and focus.

Pair a considered new-tab backdrop with tools for the actual browser work behind it: existing Chrome bookmarks, sessions you can restore, and a queue for what you want to read next.

[Open the visual comparison](https://zerotabs.com/vs/tabliss/)

## ZeroTabs vs Tabisto

Tabisto is a capable visual bookmark and workspace manager. ZeroTabs gives your browser day a lighter home: keep Chrome’s own bookmarks, bring back saved sessions, and make room for reading and focus.

Start with the bookmarks you already have in Chrome. Add saved sessions, reading, notes, and focus in one quiet new tab, without signing in or choosing a subscription.

[Open the visual comparison](https://zerotabs.com/vs/tabisto/)

## ZeroTabs vs start.me

start.me can turn a page into a broad personal or team dashboard. ZeroTabs is for the familiar things you need every day: Chrome bookmarks, saved tabs, reading, notes, and a little space to focus.

Get a useful new tab without laying out a dashboard first. ZeroTabs starts with the Chrome bookmarks you already have and adds saved sessions, reading, notes, and focus.

[Open the visual comparison](https://zerotabs.com/vs/start-me/)

## ZeroTabs vs Wallsflow

Wallsflow makes room for live wallpapers, sound, and a richly personalized atmosphere. ZeroTabs gives more of the canvas to what you came to Chrome to do: find a link, return to tabs, read, take a note, focus.

Keep browser work at the center. ZeroTabs brings Chrome bookmarks, saved tab sessions, a reading queue, notes, and a focus timer together without a paid tier.

[Open the visual comparison](https://zerotabs.com/vs/wallsflow/)

ZeroTabs is a free Chrome new tab extension for existing bookmarks, saved tab sessions, a reading queue, notes, and focus tools. It works without an account; bookmarks stay in Chrome.