How to Use Tab Groups in Google Chrome

#GoogleChrome #TabGroups
Tab groups are one of the newest features in Google Chrome, adding a layer of organization to your tab management where before things could get pretty crowded. Here we’re going to show you how to use this handy new feature.

[hurseyc]

This would be much more helpful if I could collapse a group then expand it later when I needed it.

[EricSnyder_II]

I must be missing something with this feature. Unless tab groups can be saved, what is the point of creating them? It seems too transitory to me.

[fewwture]

I can't seem to collapse the tabs that have been added to groups and it just takes up more room having a group name, what's the point?

[satyachoudhury]

Thank You Bro, for this awesome information, you make my work a bit easier

[JerryPena]

I don't get it. I just used it to put a few tabs in it, and it just takes up more space in my browser. I don't need an extra name taking more space. What's really the reason for this? I'm not understanding.

[MikeAnn]

Hi. I'm surprised I'm the first to comment. Are tab groups _searchable?_ I have hundreds of open tabs and putting them in groups would be helpful, but if I still have to scroll through all those tabs to get to the group I want, that could be an arduous task! Is there any feature for easily selecting a group by searching the name or some other method?

Also, when I search the flags on my Android tablet, I see not one but three results: "Tab Groups, " "Tab Groups Continuation, " (which says "allows users to access continuation features in Tab Group") and "Tab Groups UI Improvements" ("allows users to access new features in Tab Group UI"). Do you know anything about these other two? Those descriptions are pretty vague, and I've found very little online about them.

[BillBrutzman]

I like it, need it, and know several people who will benefit from it.

[nvasudeva]

Do you know it's equivalent in forefox browser?

[musicbymark]

What benefit do these temporary group offer? Dont' they lose their group identity as soon as you close the tab the entire tab group? Opening separate WINDOWs is much more effective for GROUPING tabs, as you can save your session to 'pickup where I left off', and Chrome will open a window w/ each tab/website that was previously open. OneTab is an addon that will close all tabs, but I haven't experimented w/ its features. .

[daleholden]

Are you serious? This is a pointless feature looks like a 6 years has developed it Why does it not SAVE them.

[deepansharya]

Why and how does that chrome window has mac like buttons? I want to try that look too .

[ca]

I think It just uses space from the very tags just to put colors ... not very practical since it substracts you space. I was curious since I am a 100% firefox user. Still loving firefox since the beginnings.

[SrgtBarney]

needs to be collapsible and also crashes a ton (then again it is experimental lol)

[OriginalAtomicSheep]

I don't get it, what's the point of this feature? It doesn't unclutter my tabs. It just adds another thing that takes up space. I can already place all the related tabs next to each other. Come on google, you can do better than this.