Fleuron by Altas Tan

Fleuron is a quiet new tab. It gives you the few things a new tab actually needs — the time, the weather, a focus timer, a short task list, upcoming dates and a place for a note — without an account, a feed or a dashboard of upsells.

Paper, Sage, Slate, Dusk, Night or Auto. Four layouts: Split, Broadside, Ledger or Minimal. Three type styles: Editorial, Almanac or Terminal. A paper column, a dark reading column and one vermilion accent. Five accent choices. No stock photography and no downloaded scenes.

Local by default. Tasks, shortcuts, notes, countdowns and focus history stay in the browser. The extension's only outbound requests are to Open-Meteo for the weather and city search you ask for; search queries go directly to your chosen search engine.

Four layouts. Split keeps the paper/ink spread. Broadside turns the data into a top ink band above a full-width paper page. Ledger unifies the page on one dark surface. Minimal is a single centred paper column with a compact weather/focus line.

Three type styles. Editorial mixes grotesk, serif and mono. Almanac is entirely serif with double rules. Terminal is entirely mono, dark and zero-radius.

Small utilities, not modules. Focus statistics show today's focused minutes, a seven-day bar view and a day streak. Countdowns show the next two dates on the dashboard, with add/remove in Settings.

Made to disappear. Press F for a paper-only focus view with a live timer. Press Esc to return.

• Firefox 140+ / Chrome 114+
• No account, no analytics, no remote code
• No tabs, bookmarks, <all_urls> or content scripts
• Export/import local data as JSON
• MIT licensed