# 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.

## The ZeroTabs advantage

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.

## Why it fits

ZeroTabs combines a visual new tab and practical browser context in one install, with no paid feature tier.

## Is Tabliss right for you?

Tabliss is a good fit when you want an open-source, widget-led page and enjoy shaping its look and content yourself.

ZeroTabs is a better fit when you want your existing Chrome bookmarks, saved tab sessions, a reading queue, notes, and focus tools together in a free new tab.

## Common questions

### How is ZeroTabs different from Tabliss?

Tabliss emphasizes customizable backgrounds and widgets. ZeroTabs pairs its backgrounds with Chrome bookmarks, restorable tab sessions, a reading queue, notes, and a focus timer.

### Can ZeroTabs replace a minimal new tab?

Yes. ZeroTabs is designed as a calm Chrome new tab and adds browser tools for when you need them.

### Does ZeroTabs cost anything?

No. Every current ZeroTabs feature is free, with no paid tier.

## Try ZeroTabs

ZeroTabs is live in the Chrome Web Store. It works without an account; optional KnowMan sign-in syncs selected data while bookmarks stay in Chrome.

Compare other new-tab options on [the ZeroTabs visual guide](https://zerotabs.com/new-tab-alternatives/).