Google is testing a new experimental Chrome feature that lets you view two websites in a single tab for improved productivity ...

Google Chrome needs no introduction. It is a popular browser worldwide because of its speed, usability, and security. But, it also has some issues which trouble many of its users. Most common issues ...

Chrome’s been playing around with menu ordering for opening links in new tabs over the past couple years. If you’re used to opening tabs in groups, you may have a preference for where that selection ...

Google Chrome is the most widely used browsers nowadays for its speed, easy to use interface as well as it is user friendly. Although Chrome browser is a stable browser that have been reports from ...

The browser, for the longest time, has opened bookmarks on top of the tab you are/were on. That behavior has recently changed after Google pushed out an update to tab handling. Users have recently ...

What’s new in Chrome 125: Testing a redesigned new tab page What’s new in Chrome 125: Testing a redesigned new tab page Google is testing new Chrome settings to prevent mouse and keyboard hijacking ...

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You can move, close, and pin multiple tabs in Chrome in certain instances, while an extension for Firefox adds this functionality. Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on laptops and ...

You can effortlessly close all tabs except one – which will keep the browser open – in Google Chrome on your desktop by doing this: right-click one of the tabs ...

A: As mentioned above, both Chrome and Edge have a "Task Manager" function that essentially prepares a navigable list of all your open tabs for you in a separate browser tab. In Chrome, this can be ...

Joggling bazillions of open tabs has always been a hassle in Chrome. In contrast to Firefox or Safari, the Google browser doesn't make the tabstrip scrollable — tabs just keep getting smaller until ...