Is it bad to have many tabs open in your browser? While working on the internet, we usually keep opening websites in separate tabs without closing the previously opened tabs in our web browser. Every ...

And yet, the latest version of the Vivaldi web browser still feels like an “aha” moment with a new feature called “two-level tab stacking.” Essentially, it lets you combine multiple tabs into groups, ...

If the Microsoft Edge browser keeps opening multiple tabs or windows automatically on its own, by itself, here are the steps you need to take: Change Edge startup settings Clear Edge browsing data Run ...

Reading the responses to last week’s Do You Use It? poll about browser tab management caused me to think a lot harder about why tabs exist at all, the motivation ...

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Tabs are a huge part of the web browsing experience. Recently, a new feature called "Tab Groups" has been adopted by nearly every major browser. If you're not using Tab Groups, you should be. The ...

If you're a fan of Google's Chrome browser, you're probably familiar with how easy it is to end up with multiple open browser tabs in a single session. On any other browser, searching for a specific ...

I need to set up a script to automatically take screenshots of multiple browser tabs and upload the resulting images to a server, keeping the filenames constant and with some convention so I can be ...

Google’s Chrome browser for Android makes it easy to open multiple web pages at once thanks to support for tabs. But the company has an annoying habit of changing the way tabs are arranged. And if you ...

Learn how a lightweight browser architecture can reduce overhead, improve performance, & help users browse faster while ...

Google is testing a new kind of browser that treats every messy cluster of tabs as raw material for a tailored mini app, rather than a pile of half-finished tasks. Instead of forcing users to juggle ...

The paradox of connected computing is how much information is made available to us in just a few clicks or taps — but also how this ocean of available data can overwhelm and lap over a particular bit ...