Tabs are a huge part of the web browsing experience. Recently, a new feature called "Tab Groups" has been adopted by nearly every major browser. If you're not using Tab Groups, you should be. The ...

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You can organize tabs in Chrome by grouping or pinning tabs to make them easier to find, among other available features. Chrome lets you open a virtually unlimited ...

Apple has unveiled its next evolution in Safari, the company's browser found across Mac, iPad, and iPhone. The browser is getting a sleek new design, as well as new features that'll make it easier to ...

One of the features that attracted me to the new Web browser Arc was the way it organizes tabs vertically in a left-hand sidebar (see “Arc Will Change the Way You Work on the Web,” 1 May 2023). Before ...

Users can now search, mute, and group tabs together. Users can now search, mute, and group tabs together. is a news writer focused on creative industries, computing, and internet culture. Jess ...

Vivaldi 7.8 skips AI flash and focuses on faster tab tiling, letting you drag tabs into split views and open links straight into a tile, so your main page stays anchored while you compare.

Want to bookmark All Tabs in Chrome, Firefox, or Edge? Most of us like to save a web page or two as our Favorites when browsing the Internet with our web browser. But there may be times when you may ...

Web browser tabs are a wonderful thing, especially on smartphones and tablets. Whether you use Safari, Chrome or some other mobile browser, tabs can help you keep, well, tabs on all the links you open ...

Vivaldi is releasing version 3.6 of the Vivaldi browser with a great and terrible power today: you can now create two-level tab stacks, so that grouped tabs can become pseudo-workspaces for whatever ...

Back in July, Google announced Web Guide, an AI-organized search results page that experiments with how we find, surface and organize results from across the web. Well, it has been showing up more ...