Tab Groups seems to be appearing in current versions of Google Chrome—at least for some—so first of all you need to make sure you’re running the latest version of the browser.

Synced tab groups sound like a productivity dream, but it’s not all sunshine and rainbows, it seems. The biggest conundrum is keeping the mobile (aka fun and casual) part of browsing separate ...

To group multiple tabs at once without having to long-press each one individually, tap on the triple-dot icon in the upper-right corner of this screen and select the new Group tabs option.

Tab Groups feature in the Chrome browser will organize tabs into different groups for easier viewing of webpages. Collapse & hide tab groups!

We're all guilty of having too many tabs open in Safari. Now, with Apple's Tab Groups feature for iOS 15, you can order your chaotic web-browsing ways.

You can then switch between groups and quickly search through all of your tabs. But not for much longer, according to a recent Bugzilla ticket we found (bug 1222550), which Mozilla confirmed.

How to use tab groups in Safari First, make sure everything is updated and you are using the latest version of Safari. Step 1: Collect the sites you want to save.

On Android, we saw that tab groups made browsing much more organized, allowing us to divide our Chrome tabs into tasks or categories, then only view the small set of tabs we need at any given moment.

While people like desktop Tab Groups, the reception is much chillier in Chrome for Android. Google is fortunately listening to feedback and is “experimenting with changes to this feature’s ...