Google Chrome. A few weeks ago, a very interesting new feature for mobile phones was announced, which was then barely tested by Google's engineers, but now we see it actually demonstrated in a video clip. Below I have a demonstration of the Google Chrome function that allows the creation of groups of tabs with the websites we visit, the idea itself being extremely useful to more easily access everything we have open in the background.
Google Chrome. In Firefox, this function also exists for computers, but those from Google have only now thought of offering it for Android phones, for the iPhone, no plan to offer it has yet been revealed. Even so, as you can see in the video clip below, users will be able to open new websites in groups of tabs, and thus have their favorite pages grouped together to read them more easily when needed.
Google Chrome. You'll LOVE This Feature on Phones
Google Chrome. You can see in the video clip above how the grouped tabs look when we want to access them, everything being thought to be very easy to use, just like controlling the tabs in the usual way. At the moment this function for Google Chrome is in full development process, so for now only the option to open new tabs in a group is available, but of course this functionality will be modified in the future.
Google Chrome. The browser also allows you to integrate tabs into groups even if the page has already been opened, or at least that's how everything should work, otherwise the idea itself is kind of pointless. For now, it is not known when this function will be officially offered for Google Chrome, so we will have to be patient until it is available, so if you like it, you will have to wait for it in the coming months.
