I have three browser windows open at all times, each filled to the brim with tabs. It’s a bit of a mess.
A few months ago, though, I noticed that my Google Chrome browser was trying to help me out. A pop-up notice shared a hot tip: I could right-click tabs and group them together.
My tabs were already clumped together based on different topics (over there were the COVID-19 stat sites I always check; farther over, videos for a Tesla Full-Self Driving story; and then in a different window a few tabs on outdoor restaurant ideas). This slick trick collapsed a dozen related tabs under a main labeled one, but you could collapse many, many more than that into one tidy tab. Read more…
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