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Google plans to improve Chrome with 'Organize Tabs' feature

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By Valentine Uhunoma
September 15, 2023
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Google Chrome tabs are the individual web pages that you have open in the Google Chrome web browser. When you open multiple web pages simultaneously, each one is represented by a separate tab at the top of the browser window. You can switch between these tabs to access different websites or content without having to open separate browser windows. Google Chrome tabs help users manage and navigate multiple web pages efficiently. And to open it, it’s simply just a tap on the + sign on your chrome browser

Google, known for always coming up with new ideas, seems to be working on a solution for people who love using its Chrome web browser. Google is trying out a new feature called “Organize Tabs.” We don’t know all the details yet, but from the pictures we’ve seen, it looks like Google is trying to make it easier to keep your tabs organized.

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Google Chrome tabs and tab groups

Chrome has a history of making it easier to manage tabs. For example, they introduced something called “tab groups.” This lets you put similar tabs together so that your browser looks more organized. They also made it possible to use tab groups on different devices. And if you like to move your tabs around, they made it easy to do that with keyboard shortcuts.

Tab groups are useful because they let you group related tabs together. For example, you can put all your tech-related tabs in one group and your social media tabs like Instagram, LinkedIn, and Reddit in another. You can also “pin” important tabs so they’re always at the top for quick access.

As we wait for more information about this new “Organize Tabs” feature, we can’t help but wonder: Could this be the solution we’ve been waiting for to make dealing with too many tabs easier?

Chrome has come a long way in how it helps us manage tabs, from simple features like pinning tabs to more advanced ones like tab groups. If this new “Organize Tabs” feature becomes a reality, it could mean a smoother and more organized browsing experience. In the vast and often confusing world of the internet, having an easier way to navigate is like having a helpful guide to make things.