Looks fantastic. It did take a few minutes to get forked over and modify for location, °F instead of °C, etc. Perhaps a future version could use a config.js or something that would just swap those.

For the record, you want to edit js/scripts/controllers.js and js/scripts/view/dashboard.html.

Replacing Helsinki in the openweathermap.org link with your plain text city name seems to work.

For Fahrenheit, replace the "var temp" line in controllers.js with:

    var temp = Math.round(((parseInt(data.main.temp) - 273.15) * 9/5) + 32, 2) + "°F";

I didn't get the github.io pages working in less than a few minutes, so I just grabbed it locally where it'll probably work faster anyway. Thanks also for the great plugin link. Excellent work Jakke, beautiful typography.

  $scope.text = "Good " + $scope.getStateOfDay(moment().get('hour')) + ", today is " + moment().format('dddd MM/DD/YYYY') + ".";

  $scope.text = "Good " + $scope.getStateOfDay(moment().get('hour')) + ", today is " + moment().format('dddd, MMMM DD, YYYY') + ".";

I'm the author of the cited add-on: Custom-New-Tab (https://addons.mozilla.org/en/firefox/addon/custom-new-tab/). Thank you so much for promoting it jakke (OP)! Just wanted to quickly respond to the few comments in this thread about my addon.

- It doesn't work for FF on Android (I have never looked into it).

- It's true that setting browser.newtab.url does achieve similar functionality but only Custom-New-Tab properly places the focus!

- CNT can fix your "blanking the URL" problem. Check out the preferences.

Looks really nice.

Out of curiosity, why did you use Angular? For a simple, non-interactive page Angular seems like overkill.

Looks nice.

Off topic: Thank you for the link to the Custom New Tab addon -- been thinking I wanted something like that in my Firefox but hadn't thought to actually look it up. That addon doesn't seem to work for current Firefox on Android, unfortunately. Btw, your link to the addon in your README makes the page show in Finnish, you might want to change your link to point to the English URL.

This is a really cool start! In the future, I'd love to be able to set preferences and save them to local storage. (For example, it would be nice to be able to set date formatting or location.) I know I could grab a copy of the code and then change those things myself, but then upgrades would be a pain. Overall, though, good stuff!

As a long time user of Momentum, I like how this looks better. I've never seriously used the "main focus for today" feature.

This looks really nice, I'm going to set this up. If you want to keep developing this, you should think about packaging this into a convenient addon.

But what I'm missing most right now is a license file! Right now it's just copyrighted without giving anyone the permission to copy or modify it. I don't think that's your intention (If you don't want to think about it, the MIT licence is a good choice)

Incidentally, you can do this without installing an addon. In about:config, set the `browser.newtab.url` to any URL (file:///, local, or otherwise) you wish.

This is really slick- nice work!

Looks nice. The weather info doesn't show in the demo for me for some reason?

EDIT: only works over HTTP, not HTTPS

This looks great. I use something similar* in Chrome for a similar effect. I like that you can make it exactly what you want with your version.

* http://momentumdash.com/

An issue I've found is that the URL stays in the address bar. This seems to be caused by Angular adding "#/" to the page URL after it is loaded - any idea how to fix this?

Excellent! Much better than what I made for personal use, and it's great that you open sourced it. I'll set it up on my local web server and start using it.

Is there any other better Javascript library than Moment.js to play around with dates ?

Interesting to see the image get garbled in Safari 8.0.3.

Inspiring! Here is mine: http://i.imgur.com/HICxcIs.png

about:blank does its job!