One feed, every source
Reviews, reveals, MOCs and rumours from across the fan press, ranked by what readers like.
bricktab turns your browser's new tab into a magazine of LEGO® fan news, hand-picked deals and community events. Free, fast and made by fans.
You open dozens of new tabs a day. Each one can show you what the brick world built, launched and discounted while you were busy.
Add to browser, it's freeReviews, reveals, MOCs and rumours from across the fan press, ranked by what readers like.
Hand-picked offers on bricks of every brand, each one labelled for what it is.
From Danish to Portuguese, bricktab speaks your language.
Keep the stories you want to come back to.
Exhibitions, contests, meetups and online builds, filtered by country.
Optional extras that compare prices, value your Insiders points and find coverage of Ideas projects.
Follow your system or pick your own, all built to WCAG AA contrast.
Your last feed is always there, and a small game keeps you busy until the wifi returns.
Just an anonymous ID you can reset whenever you like.
A magazine-style page led by the story of the moment. Search it, like what you enjoy, bookmark what you want to keep and copy a link to share. Every card opens the original article on the publisher's own site.
Add to browserDiscounts, promotions and things we simply think are worth a look. The set, the shop, the price and when it ends, all on one card, with the promo code ready to copy.
Add to browserWhat's coming up over the next couple of months: exhibitions, contests, meetups and online builds, all in one place. Set your country once and the calendar opens on what is close to you.
Three optional extras for when you browse LEGO.com. See what a set costs on BrickLink, what its Insiders points are really worth, and jump from a LEGO Ideas project to the news about it. Each one is off until you switch it on.
Add to browserbricktab is a free extension for the four big desktop browsers. Install it from your browser's own store, open a new tab, and you are done.
Also works in Brave, Vivaldi, Opera and other Chromium browsers.
Chrome Web StoreThe same bricktab, built for Mozilla Firefox on the desktop.
Firefox Add-onsInstall it straight from the Microsoft Edge Add-ons store.
Edge Add-onsFor Safari on the Mac, installed from the Mac App Store.
Mac App StoreYou've got questions? We've got answers.
Yes. The extension is free to install and free to use, with no account and no paid tier. It is supported by clearly labelled sponsored cards and by affiliate links on some deals, which is explained in the Affiliate Disclosure.
No. bricktab is an independent fan project. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse bricktab.
Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge and Safari on the Mac. Other Chromium browsers such as Brave, Vivaldi and Opera can usually install it from the Chrome Web Store.
From the public feeds of established brick publications and fan sites. bricktab shows the headline, a short excerpt and the image, and every card links straight to the original article on the publisher's own site. You can suggest a source from Settings inside the extension.
There is no account, so no name and no email. The extension creates a random anonymous ID on install, which is used to count your likes once and to measure which stories get read. You can reset that ID at any time from Settings. Bookmarks and preferences stay in your browser.
The full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
Only if you switch on one of the optional LEGO.com helpers: BrickLink prices, Insiders points value or the LEGO Ideas button. They are off by default, your browser asks you before anything is added, and you can turn each one off again from Settings.
They are picked by hand. Every card says whether it is a deal, a sponsored placement or simply our pick, and some links are affiliate links. See the Affiliate Disclosure for how that works.
The extension is available in English, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Polish, Spanish, and both Brazilian and European Portuguese.
Remove or disable bricktab from your browser's extensions page and the new tab returns to what it was. Nothing else on your computer is changed.
A bug, an idea, a source we should carry, or a deal you would like to put in front of brick fans. Write to us and a real person will read it.
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