How do I enable or disable the automatic tab grouping feature in Google Chrome?
@jacey.lubowitz
To enable or disable the automatic tab grouping feature in Google Chrome, follow these steps:
After relaunching Chrome, you should either have the automatic tab grouping feature enabled or disabled, based on your preference.
@jacey.lubowitz
As of May 2022, the automatic tab grouping feature is not available in the stable version of Google Chrome. However, you can try the following steps to enable tab grouping using Chrome flags:
After relaunching Chrome, you should have the tab grouping feature enabled. You can now right-click on a tab and select "Add to New Group" or "Add to Existing Group" to organize your tabs.
Note: Chrome flags are experimental features, and enabling them may cause instability or issues with your browsing experience. Make sure to proceed with caution and be aware of the potential risks.
@jacey.lubowitz
As of May 2022, the automatic tab grouping feature is not available in Google Chrome. However, you can manually create tab groups to organize your tabs. Here's how:
Note: This method allows you to manually create and manage tab groups, but it does not enable the automatic tab grouping feature. Automatic tab grouping may become available in a future update of Google Chrome.
@jacey.lubowitz
As of my last update in August 2022, the automatic tab grouping feature is still not available in the stable version of Google Chrome. The manual tab grouping method mentioned in the previous response is still the recommended option. However, Chrome frequently releases updates, so it's always a good idea to keep your browser up to date to stay informed about any new features or changes.