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TablissNG offers a customizable new-tab page for Firefox, Chrome, and Edge, maintained as a version of the Tabliss project.
About TablissNG
TablissNG is a customizable new-tab page for Firefox, Chrome, and Edge. It is a maintained fork of Tabliss, which the author describes as abandoned, with no updates for over a year and numerous unmerged pull requests. The author cloned the repository and merged most of the pending pull requests, and states that they will maintain and update the fork going forward.
The page can be configured with custom search engines, display and font style options, and a set of widgets, including Time Tracker, Bitcoin Mempool, Top Sites, Binary Clock, Bookmarks, and Custom HTML. Background options include images and videos from Wikimedia, NASA APOD, and Giphy, as well as online image URLs. Some of these depend on external services. The source does not describe privacy practices in detail; the repository includes a PRIVACY.md file, but its contents are not in the source reviewed here. The extension is listed in the Firefox Add-ons Store, the Chrome Web Store, and the Edge Add-ons Store. Safari is not covered by these listings and requires the steps in INSTALL.md.
Key features
- Custom search engines and browser default settings
- Display and font style options, including scale, underline, and text outline
- Widgets for Time Tracker, Bitcoin Mempool, Top Sites, and Binary Clock
- Bookmarks, Custom HTML, and Markdown in Notes widgets
- Background images from Wikimedia, NASA APOD, and Giphy, plus online image URLs
- Full dark mode, automatic night dimming, and random gradients
Best for: Users of Firefox, Chrome, or Edge who want a configurable new-tab page and prefer an actively maintained fork of Tabliss.
Good for
- Merges most pending pull requests from the abandoned original Tabliss project
- Open source, with contribution ideas and a feature list on the GitHub project
- Supports translation of all settings, with tooling for translation files
Watch out for
- Not listed in the Safari extension stores; Safari use requires the manual steps in INSTALL.md
- Some background and image options depend on external services such as Wikimedia, NASA, and Giphy
TablissNG at a glance
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Firefox Extensions
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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TablissNG FAQ
Is TablissNG connected to the original Tabliss project?
Yes. It is a maintained fork of Tabliss. The author states that the original project has been abandoned and that they cloned it and merged most of its pending pull requests.
How can I contribute to TablissNG?
You can open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub. The author also points to the GitHub project, which lists wanted features that are not yet in progress.
What do I need to run TablissNG locally for development?
You need Node.js and pnpm. After cloning the repository, you run pnpm install, and then commands such as pnpm run dev, pnpm run build, and pnpm run test.
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