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 ...

Chrome will open to the same web page every time a new browser is launched. The set homepage in Chrome is easy to control or change, and the option to set multiple tabs for the launch also exists.

Google is working on improving the Chrome tab management experience, with Chrome 88 already featuring a few handy tab-related features. The browser lets users combine tabs into groups to declutter ...

One of my favorite features of Chrome—that has since landed on other browsers—is the volume icon that appears when a tab is playing audio. Google took it one step further when it made it possible to ...

Chrome engineers are planning to remove two options from Chrome that allow users to quickly close a large number of tabs with just a few clicks. The options, named "Close other tabs" and "Close tabs ...

Firefox browser is one of the most powerful browsers out there. In fact, Mozilla Firefox was very popular even before the Google Chrome browser was introduced. Firefox also has one of the best ...

If you have a bunch of tabs open in Chrome, you might want to select a group to move around at once. The Next Web Points out you can do this by simply holding down the Shift key as you select two ...

In closing, this new Chrome for Android feature is currently available only in beta, but it'll likely come to the stable ...

In September last year, Google announced a new feature that would let users sync their grouped tabs across mobile and desktop. It seems the company quietly started rolling it out in a phased manner. I ...

Sometimes you run across a tip that’s just so awesome you must share it with the world as soon as possible. The other day, I came across a Chrome extension (via Ghacks) that lets you use a keyboard ...

Haroun joined Android Police in 2021, reporting on the latest stories in the tech world. Since then, he’s gleefully covered everything from the most mundane Google Docs features to more mainstream ...