The Chrome homepage add-on I’d used the longest was Momentum. It puts a new photo as your new tab page each day, with the time, an inspirational quote, a small to-do list, and more. Another cool option just to put a photo on your new tab page is Unsplash Instant which shows a new photo from Unsplash with each new tab.
Some other things people had mentioned in an earlier discussion about browser homepages:
about:blank
as the new tab page.Then, a bit back in a discussion about the best bookmarking tools, several people had mentioned Chrome New Tab tools that are designed for bookmarks too:
I have a collection for you, if you'd like to check them out.
Personally, I've been using the Stendig Calendar Tab.
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Great point on not hitting the new tab page much. I tend to launch sites from the address bar (typing in something in an existing tab then hitting CMD+Enter to open it in a new tab, if needed), or via Alfred.