Google adding tab grouping feature to Chrome
Search engine giant Google is adding a new tab grouping feature to Chrome, the company announced on Wednesday. If you want to try the feature now, Google says it's available in the latest Chrome Beta and will be rolling out more broadly to the desktop versions of Chrome next week, The Verge reported. The user can make a group by right-clicking on one tab and assigning it a custom name and colour. Then, they'll see the colour of the group under all of the tabs included in the group. The netizen can also drag tabs from group to group if they want to change how it is organised.
Before using Chrome‘s new tab grouping feature, you will need to update the browsers. To do that, Go to Help > About Chrome by clicking on the three-dot menu on the top right. Alternatively, you can type “chrome://settings/help” in the address bar. The browser will automatically update and prompt you to restart.
After you’ve updated the browser, here’s how you can use Chrome‘s group tab feature:
- Open Google Chrome on your desktop. Right-click on a tab.
- If you want to create a new group, click on Add to New Group.
- You’ll see a new colored dot next to the tab.
- To rename the group, or to change the color, you can tap on that colored dot. Chrome’s grouped tab feature — a new group.
- If you want to add it to an existing group, go to Add to an Existing Group and select a group.
- Chrome’s grouped tab feature — an existing group.
Note: Even after updating your Chrome browser, if you don’t see tab grouping option, type “chrome://flags/#tab-groups” in the address bar and enable the feature.
