Leaker Leopeva discovered that a tab reorganization feature is being studied in Chrome for desktop.
According to the Twitter member, “apparently one of the options of the Chrome’s new “Organize Tabs” feature will automatically create tab groups. After organizing the tabs into different groups, Chrome will allow you to rename them, this is what this option currently looks like in Canary. An automatic tab reorganization option, and the possibility to rename them easily will be very useful to Internet users who use the browser all day long.
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Chrome consumes a lot of RAM, much more than its colleagues Safari or Firefox. This does not prevent some Internet users from having several dozen tabs open simultaneously. A situation that can quickly become unmanageable when you have to juggle between sites, looking for a reference on one to cross-reference it with the information contained on another, for example. Although he is already possible to add a tab to a group manuallythe procedure can be tedious when there are several dozen sites to classify in this way.
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Google is aware of this problem, and is therefore working on an automated solution and Leopeva managed to get a glimpse company’s progress on the “Organize Tabs” tool. This has its own button, located on the far left of the row of browser tabs. As we can see, the functionality is still far from ready.
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The leaker has it discovered in the Canary version of Chrome, and we can imagine that implementing it is a real challenge, depending on the number of tabs open in the browser. Indeed, Mountain View engineers would not only like it to reorganize the tabs (according to criteria that remain to be determined, because we do not yet have the details) in groups, but also that said groups are classified in their own window.