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- home schema: home.links (seeded, owner-editable) and home.snapshots (written by a host collector) - deploy/home-collector: stdlib Python + systemd user timer (60s) that snapshots /proc stats, docker containers, systemd timers, service HTTP checks and ntfy topics via a limited role - extras/newtab-extension: MV3 new-tab override, zipped to static/newtab-extension.zip - owner-only pages skip Google Analytics; /trackers/health#body anchor for weigh-ins
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# New-tab extension
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A minimal Chrome / Edge / Brave (Manifest V3) extension that makes every new tab open
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[stanrunge.dev/start](https://stanrunge.dev/start), the private dashboard. No permissions,
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no tracking: the new-tab page just redirects.
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## Install (load unpacked)
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1. Download and unzip <https://stanrunge.dev/newtab-extension.zip> (or use this folder from the repo).
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2. Open `chrome://extensions` and switch on **Developer mode** (top right).
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3. Click **Load unpacked** and pick the unzipped `newtab-extension` folder.
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4. Open a new tab. Chrome asks once whether to keep the changed new-tab page: choose **Keep it**.
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Log in on stanrunge.dev once in that browser; after that the dashboard opens straight away.
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To point it elsewhere, edit the URL in `newtab.html` and `newtab.js`, then press the reload
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icon on the extension card. Firefox: set the homepage/new tab with an add-on such as
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"New Tab Override" instead.
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Rebuild the zip after changes: `bash extras/newtab-extension/build.sh`.
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