A liquid-glass new tab page for Chrome. Everything stays on your machine — apart from the optional weather widget (Open-Meteo), it works fully offline, with no analytics, tracking, or ad code of any kind.
- Wallpaper — your own images or video (200 MB max), 6 built-in gradients, slideshow (on every new tab or on a timer), adjustable dimming
- Glass — SVG refraction filter chain, adjustable blur / opacity / refraction, edge highlights, mouse parallax, entrance animation
- Theme color — sampled automatically from the wallpaper, or pick your own
- Clock — digital, minimal, flip and analog faces that can be stacked freely, plus a standalone flip clock; adjustable size and optional glass card
- Search — Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, YouTube, Wikipedia, with on-device history suggestions
- Shortcut dock — drag to reorder, one-click add for common services, automatic favicons
- More — quick notes, Pomodoro timer, weather, settings export/import, drag any widget anywhere
- 11 languages — English, 繁體中文, 简体中文, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Français, Deutsch, Português, Русский, Tiếng Việt — detected automatically on first run
- Unzip this folder anywhere you like (keep the folder — deleting it uninstalls the extension)
- Open Chrome and go to
chrome://extensions - Turn on Developer mode (top right)
- Click Load unpacked (top left) and select the
FlowGlassfolder - Press Ctrl+T to open a new tab
Chrome may show a "Disable developer mode extensions" prompt on later startups. Choose Keep — this is normal for extensions not installed from the Web Store.
Requires Chrome 111 or newer.
- The gear button in the bottom right opens the settings panel: wallpaper, glass effects, theme color, widget toggles and language
- Hover a widget and grab the
⠿handle to drag it anywhere; Reset layout in the settings panel restores the defaults - All settings and wallpapers live in your browser's local storage (localStorage + IndexedDB) and are never sent anywhere
- Weather is off by default. Once enabled, leave the city blank to use your location (requires the location permission) or type a city name
See PRIVACY.md. Short version: no personal data is collected, stored, transmitted, or sold.
MIT License