SpeedGrid vs Momentum
Choose between built-in focus tools and a visual map of the destinations you use every day.
Best when tasks, weather, focus prompts, and daily inspiration belong on the new tab.
SpeedGrid comparisons
Find the new tab that fits how you work.
Not every new-tab extension is trying to solve the same problem. These guides start with the job each product does best, then show where SpeedGrid is meaningfully different.
I created SpeedGrid. Every guide names that relationship, uses official product sources, and calls out reasons the other product may be the better fit.
Six honest side-by-sides
Start with the product closest to the way you already browse.
Each comparison separates overlapping features from the deeper choice: what you want a new tab to remember, organize, or get out of your way.
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SpeedGrid vs Speed Dial 2
See where the established multi-browser ecosystem wins—and how to move an existing setup without rebuilding it.
Best when native mobile apps, broad browser support, and the familiar speed-dial model matter most.
SpeedGrid vs Bonjourr
Compare a private, open-source startpage with a deeper visual workspace built for larger collections.
Best when you want no required account, dynamic backgrounds, helpful widgets, and custom CSS.
SpeedGrid vs Toby
Decide whether your browser clutter comes from places you revisit or tabs you are afraid to close.
Best when saving, restoring, searching, and collaborating on live tab sessions is the real job.
SpeedGrid vs start.me
Choose between a focused visual launchpad and a broad dashboard filled with live information and widgets.
Best when feeds, calendars, tasks, notes, embeds, sharing, and team portals should live together.
SpeedGrid vs Infinity New Tab
Compare two visual launchpads with different ideas about utilities, permissions, and organizational depth.
Best when shortcuts, browser data, wallpapers, weather, notes, and tasks should share one page.
Not sure where to begin?
Choose by the problem, not the logo.
The broader guide sorts the field by visual organization, daily focus, tab-session anxiety, privacy, widgets, and cross-device access.
Open the decision guideComing from Speed Dial 2?
Bring the structure with you.
SpeedGrid can read a Speed Dial 2 JSON export, preserve supported colors and backgrounds, and merge matching destinations.
See the migration guideThe fastest honest test
Keep your current extension. Build one real grid.
SpeedGrid is free to start. Use your actual destinations, compare the experience side by side, and keep whichever product makes the new tab feel easier.
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