How to Use Tab Groups in Google Chrome

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Drowning in a sea of open tabs? Chrome’s got a life raft: Tab Groups. Finally, tame that chaotic browser window with color-coded categories. Ready to ditch tab overload? Let’s dive into the simple steps to unlock Chrome’s tab-organizing superpower.

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Create Tab Groups in Google Chrome on PC

Unleash the Power of Tab Groups in Chrome! Ready to declutter your browser and boost your productivity? Good news – Tab Groups are already baked into Chrome! Just make sure you’re rocking the latest version. Click the three dots in the topright corner, navigate toHelp >About Google Chrome, and let Chrome handle the rest. Update if needed, and prepare to experience browser organization like never before.

Chrome’s about to bounce back to life! When it does, fire up a handful of tabs think of a digital family, all related somehow. Now, pick any one of those tabs, give it a right-click, and usher it into a brand new group.

Clicking on "Add tab to new group" in Chrome browser on PC.

First, a tiny window pops up, eager to know what you’ll name your squad. Next, splash it with a color – think of it as a secret handshake in a sea of tabs. Once a tab joins the group, it proudly wears a subtle, colored ribbon, signaling its allegiance.

Naming Tab Group in Chrome browser on PC.

Click the Tab Group name, and like magic, your curated collection of tabs vanishes, ready to reappear when you need them.

Want to expand your tab horizons? Simply right-click an existing tab and nestle the new one within its group. Alternatively, forge a brand new group entirely!

How to Use Tab Groups in Google Chrome

Finished with a tab acting as a groupie? Giving it the boot is a breeze. Simply rightclick the rebellious tab and banish it with a click of “Remove from group.” Or, for a more dramatic exit, yank it free and watch it launch into its own solo browser window.

Opting for "Remove from group" option in Chrome browser on PC.

Unleash hidden Tab Group powers with a simple right-click! Need a fresh tab within your curated collection? “New tab in group” conjures one instantly. Got a stray tab? Drag-and-drop it home. Feeling a change of scenery? “Move group to new window” liberates your tabs into a brand new space. And when focus demands it, “Close group” swiftly tidies everything away.

Seeing all options for Tab Group in Chrome browser on PC.

Want to dismantle a group? Hit “Ungroup” and watch it vanish! Tabs disappear, the circle fades, and poof – it’s like it never existed.

Alternatively, you can press onDelete Groupand obliterate the entire Tab Group.

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Create Tab Groups in Chrome on Mobile

Chrome Tab Groups: Conquer Mobile Clutter!

Juggling too many tabs on your phone? If you’re a fan of Chrome’s Tab Groups on your computer, get ready to unleash the same organizational power on your mobile device! Whether you’re team Android or iPhone, creating Tab Groups is a breeze. Just one crucial step: ensure your Chrome app is rocking the latest update. Let’s tame those tabs!

Opting for option to "Open in new tab group" in Chrome for Android.

Now tap the tab icon in the upper right corner.

Tapping on tab icon in Chrome on Android.

Tada! Your Tab Group is ready. Chrome might call it “2 tabs,” but feel free to unleash your inner naming genius. Just click the three little dots in the topright corner of the Tab Group card and christen it with aRename.

Opting to rename Tab Group in Chrome on Android.

Give it a title, select a color, and tapContinue.

Renaming Tab Group in Chrome for Android.

Want to warp speed through your tab group? Pop open any tab in the group to full screen. Then, just tap the tiny circles at the bottom like stepping stones to zip between them. It’s the quickest way to navigate your organized chaos!

Alternatively, if you already have a few tabs open already, tap the tab icon in the upper right corner.

Android users, rejoice! Tab chaos be gone! Unleash your inner organizer by long-pressing any tab and dragging it onto another. Boom! Instant tab group created. Want more? Just drag and drop additional tabs into your freshly formed group. A tidier mobile life awaits. (iPhone users, sadly, you’re stuck stacking tabs the old-fashioned way for now.)

Creating Tab Group in Chrome on Android by drag-and-dropping.

Watch closely! A vibrantNew Tab Groupwindow bursts onto your screen. Unleash your inner curator! Give your new collection a name, choose a color to make it pop, and get ready to organize like never before.

Zoom into focus! When a tab group steals the show, those tiny circles at the bottom become your backstage pass. Tap them to effortlessly hop between acts – a seamless switch from one tab to the next!

Switching between tabs in a group in Chrome on Android.

Want to declutter a tab group? Simply dive into the group itself, and banish unwanted tabs with a swift tap of theX!

Closing tab in Tab Group in Chrome on Android.

If you wish to add a new tab to your group, just press the+button at the top.

Adding new tab to Tab Group in Chrome on Android.

Or, unlock a hidden menu behind those three unassuming dots in the upper right corner. From there, you can breathe new life into your group with a name and color makeover, temporarily shut its doors, or, if the time has come, completely erase it from existence.

Other options available for Tab Group in Chrome on Android.

Drowning in Chrome tabs? Group tabs are your life raft, transforming digital chaos into serene organization. Want to become a true Chrome power user? Master the art of splitting tabs for ultimate multitasking. Or, if it’s speed you crave, unleash Chrome’s hidden potential and make it lightning fast.

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