If you’re like me, you probably have multiple tabs open in your browser. I often have a tab dedicated to email, research for work, an article I’m writing, and a tab to the side for news.
An easy way to keep everything organized is to create group tabs. Today, we will show you how to create group tabs in your favorite browsers like Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, etc. First, let’s go through the basics of tabbed browsing.
Tabbed browsing allows you to open multiple websites in the same browser window. This multitasking ability is essential for keeping track of different online resources at the same time, such as email, research, work articles, and the latest news.
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Diagram for creating group tabs (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutson)
How to create a new tab
Creating a new tab is like adding another piece of paper to your desk. It’s easy:
- In most browsers, “+” To open a new tab, you usually click the icon next to the last tab on the tab bar.
- Alternatively, you can use keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl+T Windows or Command + T On a Mac, you can open new tabs without using the mouse.
Organizing tabs
Once you have all your tabs open, it’s time to organize them. Here’s how to group tabs in Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari, and Firefox browsers:
How to Group Tabs in Google Chrome
Grouping tabs in Google Chrome is easy.
- Right click on anything tab I want to create a group
- create name Select a group and click Color coding
Steps to organize group tabs in Google Chrome (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutson)
- To continue adding tabs to a group, continue dragging the tab to the tab group name or right-clicking and selecting it. Add a tab to a group.
Steps to organize group tabs in Google Chrome (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutson)
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How to Create Group Tabs in Microsoft Edge Browser
Creating tab groups in Microsoft’s Edge browser is also a simple process.
- Right click Any tab To create a group, right-click on any other tab and to add In groups or simply Drag and drop Add it to the tag group.
Steps to create group tabs in Microsoft Edge browser (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutson)
- As well as right-clicking on a tab to create a group, Tab Actions Menu It’s located in the top-left corner of your Edge browser.
Steps to create group tabs in Microsoft Edge browser (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutson)
- Click here Organize your tabs, Microsoft’s Co-Pilot AI feature within Edge automatically sorts your open tabs and groups them by type.
Steps to create group tabs in Microsoft Edge browser (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutson)
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How to Group Tags in Safari
Creating tabs in Apple’s Safari browser is a bit different than the two above. To create a tab group, follow these steps:
- First, in your Safari window, Down Arrow from the toolbar at the top left.
Steps to group tags in Safari (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutson)
- from here, group In an open tab, or Empty Tab Group You can add tabs.
- Click on any of the options to window you Naming your browser tabs To your taste.
Steps to group tags in Safari (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutson)
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How to Create Tab Groups in Firefox
Tab grouping is a feature built into most browsers, but Firefox itself doesn’t support it. The easiest way to do this is with one of your favorite browser extensions. One TabOneTab is chromium, corner, SafariIn addition to Firefoxand you might find it to be better than the tab grouping features built into the browsers we’ve already mentioned.
Here’s how to install and configure OneTab in Firefox:
- Visit or search one-tab.com One Tab Alternatively, you can download it directly from the Firefox add-ons page at addons.mozilla.org.
How to install and configure OneTab in Firefox (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutson)
- click Add to Firefox
- here, Extension Icon In the top right toolbar, click One Tab Whenever you want.
How to install and configure OneTab in Firefox (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutson)
OneTab is a great browser extension that allows you to save all your open tabs as a list and easily restore them any time. Moreover, OneTab reduces your browser’s RAM cost and speeds up your online browsing experience. With OneTab, you can also:
- You can save a list of all the tabs you have open, so you don’t have to take any additional action until you want to access them again.
- Restore each or all tabs later
- Memory usage reduced by 95%
- You can export your list of tabs as a URL (website address) so you can take the list with you or share it with others.
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OneTab is one of our favorite browser extensions, but with the introduction of tab grouping in Chrome, Safari, and Edge, it’s only become a must-have if you use other browsers like Firefox. Luckily, installing and configuring OneTab is as easy as creating a tag group in any browser. Browser tabs are a great way to stay organized, especially if you work with multiple browser windows open at the same time. I’m always a browser hoarder, and creating groups of tabs is a great way to keep everything under control.
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