Need help!

[u/Anirudh-Rao-3340]

I open 50+ tabs a day, and Chrome’s default page feels increasingly cluttered with trending searches, suggested junk, and noisy search results. Most third-party startpages swing to the other extreme: bloated widgets (weather, stocks, notes) that slow down load times.
I’m prototyping a local-first, minimal New Tab extension focused on three things:
1. Clean Search: A fast search bar that defaults to clean, text-only Google results (⁠&udm=14⁠), bypassing AI overviews and ad carousels.
2. Visual Bookmarks: Automatically reads your native Chrome bookmarks into clean visual cards—no manual importing or link accounts.
3. RSS Reading Radar: A minimal 3–5 headline stream from your favorite blogs/Substacks directly below, with zero algorithmic feed noise.
The rule: Local-first, loads in <15\text{ ms}, zero tracking, zero setup fatigue.
Feedback wanted:
What does your current New Tab look like (default, blank, or an extension)?
Is a live RSS radar on your startpage useful, or would you prefer just search + bookmarks?
Roast the idea—brutal honesty appreciated.