Art Up Your Tab

Art Up Your Tab shows you an enticing, inspiring painting or photograph from the rich collection of Europeana with every new tab or browser window that you open.

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4.04 (Rating count: 24)

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Date	Author	Rating	Comment
2023-04-28	Firefox user 17883040		I love the concept but 30 million images? Since I installed it a year ago I've been seeing the same 10-20 pieces of artwork... Some are really questionable, like a blurry, poorly lit photo of a bucket in a sewer. I see it constantly, it's kind of disconcerting.
2023-01-14	Mateusz Nowak		This application used to work perfectly, now all that I see is a blank screen, when I press on the middle of that blank screen I get the info page: Maker Date Institution SourceEuropeana Curator License with no data filled in and an all-black icon... Please fix this. Firefox 108.0.2 (64-bit). macOS
2022-12-22	GanJingWorld		Gan Jing World is a clean, curated universe and a dynamic, overlapping network of integrated platforms and services. ==> https://www.ganjing.com
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2021-09-06	Edie Peters
2020-09-06	Doflamingo		pictures kinda zoomed-in, can you make it appear orginal so we can see it in full? thanks
2020-08-26	Mercer		I'd love to see more artwork. After a few days the images will repeat themselves. I think you should link to 1 million images, then there should be sufficient diversity. Another good option is to change the image once / hour. Then you can admire the art more. On each tab it's more like fast food.
2020-07-31	Firefox user 14839466		bellissimo!
2020-07-17	Firefox user 15740914		very cool. I was looking for an alternative to the google art project chrome extension and this is it. Possibly even better.
2020-01-23	cjayross		The only issue that I have with the extension is the info bar at the bottom. The animation is very quick and will often flick in and out often depending on how much the mouse is being moved. This paired with the fact that the bar itself is a relatively solid block makes this quite distracting. My recommendation would be to give the animation trigger a significant delay (perhaps only for the leaving animation to maintain responsiveness) and maybe also increase the opacity of the block itself; perhaps with a gradient as well such as how the google extension does it. Lastly, I would also recommend that you make the default state of the bar lowered since it often shows up just to leave almost immediately.

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