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Turn your new tab into a simple page of handpicked deals. Save money passively with CurioTab.
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Every new tab = hand-picked Black Friday deals
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Add CurioTab to Chrome in just a couple of clicks. It's completely free.
Every new tab shows a clean layout with curated deals and your favorite shortcuts.
I send you straight to the store with my affiliate links—no extra steps, no hassle.
Here's exactly how CurioTab works and makes money
CurioTab stays inside your new tab. I don't inject ads into other sites or interrupt your browsing.
Your search engine stays exactly how you set it. No redirects, no tricks, no changing your settings.
Some links are affiliate links. If you buy something, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
Yes, CurioTab is completely free to use. I earn a small commission from some merchants when you make a purchase through my links, but it never costs you extra.
No. I don't track your browsing history or sell your data. CurioTab only shows deals when you open a new tab—nothing more, nothing less.
No. You can browse deals directly on this website with or without installing the extension. The extension just makes it more convenient by showing deals in every new tab.
Right now CurioTab shows only hand-picked Amazon deals.
I'm starting with Amazon because it has the biggest selection while I perfect the experience. More stores are definitely coming — but for launch I wanted to nail one thing first.
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