The Perfect New Tab Page: A Developer's Perspective

Every developer has opinions about their development environment. Terminal themes, editor fonts, keyboard shortcuts. But there's one piece of the environment that gets strangely little attention: the new tab page. You open it hundreds of times a day. It flashes on screen for a moment every time you hit Ctrl+T. And yet most developers use the browser default — which shows either a search box with a grid of bookmarks, or (if you're on Firefox) the Pocket feed. What Do You Actually Need From a New