Support

Chrome, Edge, Brave

1. Install it from the Chrome Web Store.
2. Open a new tab. When Chrome asks whether to keep the new page, choose Keep it.

Safari on Mac

1. Install the Future_vizion app from the App Store and open it once.
2. Safari → Settings → Extensions: tick Future_vizion.
3. Safari → Settings → General: set New windows open with and New tabs open with to Future_vizion.

Safari on iPhone and iPad

1. Install the Future_vizion app from the App Store.
2. Settings → Apps → Safari → Extensions → Future_vizion → turn on Allow Extension.
3. Open a new tab in Safari.

Apple TV

Install Future_vizion from the App Store on your Apple TV and open it. It plays full screen, in HDR on an Apple TV 4K with an HDR TV.

Chrome asked whether to keep the new page

Choose Keep it. “Change it back” turns the extension off; turn it on again at chrome://extensions.

How do I hide the “Customize Chrome” bar?

That bar is Chrome’s own and appears on any new tab page that comes from an extension. Right-click it and choose to hide the footer, or turn off Show footer on New tab page in Customize Chrome.

How do I see a new piece right away?

Open a new tab. To force it, press Shift+R on the new tab, or open Settings (the sliders icon) → Refresh now.

Why isn't it showing HDR?

HDR needs an HDR screen, such as a recent MacBook Pro, iPhone, iPad or HDR monitor, with HDR switched on in your display settings. Other screens get the standard version. Settings tells you what your screen supports.

Does it use much data?

Each piece is downloaded once and kept on your device. Turn on Data saver in Settings to download photos only, never video loops.

Is any of this AI?

No. Every photograph is mine, and every cyberpunk world is built by hand in Unreal Engine and Blender.

How do I go back to the normal new tab?

Remove or turn off the extension (Chrome: chrome://extensions; Safari: Settings → Extensions), or set Safari's new tab page back to Start Page.