New tab. Supercharged.

A new tab page for Microsoft users and admins. Instantly search and access 900+ Microsoft portals like Entra, Intune, Azure, and Defender.

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Free · Open source · No data collection

Portal search

Find any Microsoft portal instantly

Search 900+ Microsoft admin portals sourced from cmd.ms and msportals.io. Find any portal by name, URL, or category. Results appear as you type.

Quick links

Your portals, one click away

Pre-configured with popular Microsoft portals including Entra, Intune, M365 Admin Center, Azure, and Defender. Add your own or browse the built-in catalog.

Quick links grid showing Microsoft portal shortcuts

MSPortals.io view

The full Microsoft portal directory

A built-in searchable directory of every Microsoft admin portal, sourced from the msportals.io community project. Always up to date.

MSPortals.io directory view with searchable list

cmd.ms view

Jump to any portal with a command

A command-line style interface to quickly navigate to any Microsoft admin portal using cmd.ms shortcuts. Type, press Enter, done.

Command-line interface for portal shortcuts

Customization

Make it yours with CSS and themes

Built-in CSS editor with syntax highlighting. Change fonts, colors, layouts, or browse community themes for ready-made configurations.

CSS editor and theme customization options

Backgrounds & clock

A clean new tab that feels like home

Set solid colors, local images, or videos as your background. Add a digital or analog clock, personalized greetings, and a Markdown notes widget.

New tab page with custom background and clock

And a whole lot more

Small details that make a big difference.

Dark mode

Automatic dark mode that follows your system preference, or set it manually.

Notes widget

Built-in Markdown notes with headings, lists, and checkboxes. Always one tab away.

World clocks

Add clocks for multiple time zones. 12 or 24 hour format, seconds, analog faces.

Settings sync

Export, import, or sync your configuration across devices through your browser.

Keyboard-first

Tab to search, type to filter, Enter to open. Fast navigation without the mouse.

Drag & drop layout

Rearrange widgets on the page. Adjust width, spacing, and element order.

“Yako turns my new tab into a real productivity tool. Every Microsoft portal I need is just a keystroke away.”

A happy Microsoft admin

Frequently asked questions

Is Yako free?

Yes, Yako is completely free and open source under the GPL-3.0 license. No account, no subscription, no strings attached.

Does Yako collect any data?

No. Yako makes no external API calls, collects no data, has no account system, and requires only the storage permission. All portal data is bundled locally.

What browsers does Yako support?

Yako supports Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Firefox. It also works on Chromium-based browsers like Brave and Vivaldi.

Where does the portal data come from?

Portal data is sourced from two community projects: merill/cmd (cmd.ms shortcuts) and msportals.io. The data is bundled locally with the extension — no network requests are made.

Is Yako based on another project?

Yes. Yako is a fork of Bonjourr, a beautiful open source new tab extension by Victor Azevedo and Tahoe Beetschen. We added Microsoft portal search, catalog integration, and admin-focused features on top of their work. Please consider supporting Bonjourr too.

Built on Bonjourr

Yako is a fork of Bonjourr, a beautiful open source new tab extension created by Victor Azevedo and Tahoe Beetschen. We built on their excellent foundation to add Microsoft portal search, catalog integration, and admin-focused features.

Bonjourr is a fantastic project on its own. If you enjoy Yako, please consider supporting the original Bonjourr project too — star their repo, contribute code, or spread the word.

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