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How to create and save Chrome tab groups
Keep your Chrome tabs in order using labeled groups.
Each of these projects usually involves several tabs on my Chrome browser: one for the article itself; several for online sources that I need to read or link to; and perhaps also a document or spreadsheet that I’m sharing with my team. (Note: if you hit Return without typing in a group name, you’ll get a tab label with just the color and no text.) None will be open, but all you have to do is click on the ones you want to use, and the group — with its label and all of its tabs — will reappear on the top of your browser, ready for you to access.
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