One of the best features of Chrome to stay organized is to reach Android: the almighty “tab groups,” Which one they allow you to group your tabs into more useful pieces than at random scattering them the browser or, on the phone, activated separate pages. However, you may need to have a semi-hidden indicator enabled in your browser to access this useful feature today.
To get started, make sure you’re using the latest version of Chrome on your Android device, updatable through the Google Play Store. Then, llaunch the browser and enter it in the address bar: chrome://flags
You will be directed to a screen that looks like this:
Do a quick “Tab Grid” search and tap the drop down menu Tab grid design and select the normal “On” option. Please restart Chrome and tap the box to the right of the address bar to open some new tabs. You will soon see that they are now organized into a grid design, instead of showing pages sitting on top of each other.
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How are these tabs grouped? It is easy. Just long press one and drag it over another. Rrepeat the process to add more tabs to the tab group:
You can also tap the group itself and use the “+” icon to add new tabs as you see fit. To group several tabs at once without having to press long ones individually, tap the triple dot icon at the top right of this screen and select the new one. Group tabs option. Then you can tap all the free tabs you want to organize into a group, and then tap the Group to make them become new friends.
Finally, if you press and hold any hyperlink to normal Chrome window, you will see the option to open the new tab in a group:
Tap it and the original page you see now will be grouped with the new link you clicked on for a long time, and you’ll see icons for both at the bottom of the Chrome browser. This is the easy way to navigate between tabs in your group and you can also use the file “+” icon on the right to quickly add more tabs.
Of course, if you don’t like grid layout or tab groups, you can always turn the feature off again. using the same Tab grid design flag as before. Simply set it to “off” and your browser will be back to normal.