Google is working on developing a “Tab Organization” feature in its Chrome browser to improve the user experience.
Soon, users will see this feature in the upper-left corner of the browser, next to the tab search function. This new addition will be a natural extension of the tab grouping functionality.
The Tab Organization feature is expected to elevate automation by intelligently reordering and directing tabs into different window groups.
Apparently one of the options of Chrome's new "Organize Tabs" feature will be the automatic creation of tab groups, after organizing tabs into different groups, Chrome will allow you to rename them, this is what this option currently looks like in Canary:https://t.co/Tee5JieYgx pic.twitter.com/vjAY7KtIhj
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Furthermore, this new feature may offer the ability to create tab groups automatically based on systematic tab categorization.
Tab groups in the Chrome browser primarily function as a tool to organize a user’s web browser space. Chrome’s Tab Groups feature is a powerful tool for managing user-specific tabs, especially when dealing with numerous open tabs that can resemble a cluttered desk.
To keep things orderly, you can use tab groups to group similar tabs together, such as organizing all recipe-related tabs or all shopping-related tabs.
It’s akin to arranging papers into different folders on your desk. You can also distinguish each group with a name and color for quick identification.
With the introduction of the Tab Organization feature, Chrome is gearing up to provide its users with an enhanced browsing space, where tabs are organized like documents in color-coded folders on your desktop.
