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Google Chrome Is About to Have the Ability to Combine

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Right now, users can experience this new feature in the latest version of Chrome Beta. For the official version of Chrome, Google says it will update tab grouping next week.

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With the new feature, Chrome users can customize each tab by right-clicking on that tab, then giving their own name and color. Tabs of the same color will be grouped together. You can divide into groups by work, entertainment, contact. You can also drag a tab from one group to another to change the arrangement.

Chrome is not the first browser to have this feature, before Vivaldi also had the feature of grouping tabs. However, this browser is not really popular, especially in Vietnam. With Chrome in the past, users were forced to use 3rd party extensions if they wanted to have tab grouping. However, now users can use the main feature provided by Google.

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