You don't need to lose your place on the internet. It's easy to end up with dozens of tabs open as you browse the internet. But what happens when you need to step away? You probably don't want to lose ...

With over three billion people using Google Chrome as their primary browser, there are a lot of tabs open at any given time. While tabs are a simple concept, Google has added interesting features to ...

You can organize tabs in Chrome by grouping or pinning tabs to make them easier to find, among other available features. Chrome lets you open a virtually unlimited ...

Tabs are not meant to be read. Tabs are meant to be opened, and left opened, while you spend your valuable time opening more tabs. At any given moment, you may have dozens of tabs running idle in the ...

I have three browser windows open at all times, each filled to the brim with tabs. It's a bit of a mess. A few months ago, though, I noticed that my Google Chrome browser was trying to help me out. A ...

Browser tabs in Safari are a great way to visit multiple webpages in the same browsing session without having to close any of them, which makes them particularly useful for cross-referencing and ...

Keeping large numbers of browser tabs open is such a common habit that Apple created a system to organize them. Safari Tab Groups let you put open tabs into logical collections so you can more easily ...

Today’s tech is all about choice. There’s the classic debate: iPhone versus Android. It’s about a lot more than blue and green message bubbles. Here are things you can do on Android phones but still ...

Did you know you can snooze browser tabs? You can, and it not only helps your computer's memory and battery, but may also protect you from cyberattacks. If you snooze ...

Juggling multiple browser tabs can quickly turn your digital workspace into chaos. Whether you're researching for work, catching up on the news, or managing personal projects, keeping your tabs ...