One of Chrome’s best features for staying organized is coming to Android: the almighty “tab groups,” which let you bunch up your tabs into more useful chunks rather than randomly scattering ...

Chrome’s Android is getting a new interface for switching tabs, and a new tab grouping feature to help organize open web-pages. They’ve been appearing for some users after the release of ...

Google has turned its attention to tablets with today's Chrome on Android update, which focuses on improving tab navigation.

Tab groups in Chrome on Android are stupid, because they make it hard to find pages you've opened. Here's a fix for that in Chrome 91 and up.

Starting today, Google will roll out a new tiled layout for tab switcher on Chrome for iOS; Android users will see this in coming weeks.

Tab Groups fully rolled out on desktops a year later, and is now beginning to come to Chrome for Android with a new grid layout.

With the new layout, at most you can see 2-3 tabs at a time. Curiously, tapping "Hide" doesn't actually give the tab switcher any more space for your open tabs, it simply collapses the recommended ...