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Comment by beardyw

2 days ago

I haven't really looked but my immediate reaction was - why an extension? Wouldn't a web page be capable of of this?

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hakaneskici  2 days ago

The only reason is that it shows up on all new tabs. It's just always there.

Backstory: My primary goal was to have a blank screen when I open a new browser tab. It helps me with context switching, to stop and think. Later I added an editable area to jot down a few quick notes before typing a URL that takes me to my next distraction :)