What this guide covers
Install the extension, Folders and tabs, Bookmark cards with icons, Background and style controls.
DocumentationCoverage Format
CodeSplash Homepage docs
Use Homepage as a visual new-tab screen for fast access to the sites you actually use: organize bookmarks into folders, give them icons and labels, and tune the look to feel like a real home screen.
Available now as a free browser extensionChrome and Chromium users who want a visual bookmark launcher
How to use this page
Work from top to bottom the first time, then use the section links as a reference once the product becomes part of your normal workflow.
Install and make it your new tab
Homepage is most useful once it becomes the default surface you land on every time you open a tab.
Install from the browser store
Add the extension in Chrome or another Chromium-based browser such as Edge, Arc, or Vivaldi.
Open a new tab and start from your real habits
Think about the websites you actually return to every day and use those first instead of importing clutter.
Treat the start screen like a workspace
The product feels best when it becomes a deliberate home screen rather than a random overflow list of links.
Organize sites with folders and top tabs
The folder system is the key difference between Homepage and a basic bookmark menu.
Create folders by context
Separate work, design, research, shopping, media, or personal links so each set feels intentional and easy to scan.
Use top tabs to switch categories fast
The tab row makes the launcher feel closer to an app home screen than a traditional bookmark list.
Keep each folder focused
Smaller, cleaner folders are easier to remember and navigate than one giant page full of every site you have ever saved.
Build clean bookmark cards
Cards are the main interaction surface, so labels and icons should optimize recognition more than novelty.
Choose recognizable titles
Short, obvious titles are faster to scan than clever naming or inconsistent abbreviations.
Use icons that help you spot destinations instantly
The icon system is one of the best usability upgrades over text-only bookmark menus.
Group related tools visually
Keep tools that belong together in the same folder or row so the launcher feels structured instead of chaotic.
Customize the interface to feel personal
The product is strongest when the new-tab screen feels like your own home screen rather than a default extension skin.
Set folder backgrounds intentionally
Different folders can carry different background images, which helps categories feel distinct and easier to remember.
Tune fonts, colors, and sizes
Small typography and color changes can make the launcher more readable and much more personal.
Rearrange until it feels effortless
The best Homepage setup is the one where your favorite destinations are visible exactly when you need them.