NewTabKing.com - An Add-On For Tab Royals

NewTabKing is a different approach when it comes to organizing your bookmarks in a more convenient way. Some people even go as far as saying that this add-on is the “#1 Firefox add-on for 2008”. The whole idea revolves around this app displaying on a browser window all your bookmarks and most visited sites. The magic of this is app is in the fact that it will sort the bookmarks according to usage, thus making it extremely practical to visit your favorite bookmarks.

Amongst the features the add-on includes is the possibility to see all the tabs that you have recently closed. In this way you can forget about accidentally closing a tab which you really wanted to keep open because it had taken you a long time to get there. Finally, it also contains a Google search box to instantly trigger whatever search your heart desires. In all honesty, with all browsers growing in functionality, seeing this add-on thriving in the future is highly unlikely. Unless they add some more functionalities to their add-on, slowly all of the major browser out in the market today will take over this add-on.

'New Tab King is a browser add-on that's available for you when launching a new browser tab. Instead of getting a blank page (or the Homepage in some cases), New Tab King provides you with your most visited sites as well as the sites you bookmarked on your own. Both these lists are ordered from most to least vested in the past 30 days. Each site is displayed with its description text and the website's icon. Another feature is a Google search box, right at your finger tips and in focus - for you to type in your search in Google search service. There is also the possibility to delete a site from your list, by clicking the 'x' button - right of the site name. With these simple additions to a new tab opening, New Tab King enables you to access the sites you're most likely to look for within your browser and save you the search in your browser history or cache. Of course, New Tab King is and will always remain free of charge.'

It adds functionality to your browser.

Does this add-on actually do something that modern browsers can't?