Although Microsoft Edge does not dominate the browser market, it still has some exclusive features that make it a worthy competitor. For this reason, Chrome developers are actively their.
We're talking about the ability to group tabs into one block, which helps to declutter the tab bar in the browser and optimizes functionality. This feature was only available in the original version of Edge, not in its Chromium-based version. But now it has also appeared in Chrome.
To activate it, you need to go to chrome://flags, find the flag named Tab Groups, change Default to Enable, and restart the browser. After that, the grouping feature will appear in the tab menu. When creating a new group, all tabs within it will be saved even after closing the browser. By the way, there was previously information that Chrome might scroll through tabs, similar to Firefox.
Also, let's remind you that recently a new version of Google Chrome, numbered 75, was released. There weren’t any significant changes or updates, but developers fixed 42 vulnerabilities and added a reading mode. However, unlike other browsers, it functions quite strangely. In particular, it currently does not recognize all the text on the page. It must also be enabled manually through flags, which is quite odd.
In contrast, a similar feature in the early build on the Canary channel works much better.
Source: 3dnews.ru
