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I’ve been using 2 hidden features in Chrome and Edge called Tab Groups and Minimize Tab Groups, which let you assign a bunch of tabs to a group and minimize the
by hellojason 6y ago
I’ve been using 2 hidden features in Chrome and Edge called Tab Groups and Minimize Tab Groups, which let you assign a bunch of tabs to a group and minimize them down to a size the length of text that you named that group. Color coding too. Game changer.
You can enable them in the chrome://flags and edge://flags.
- chabad360 6y agoChrome has that too, but last I checked, they do not persist if you close the browser. Is edge any different?
- nilsandrey 6y agoIn Edge it does persist for me. Seems to doesn't persists between updates.
- pcardoso 6y agoColored tabs are such an underrated feature. I loved them on OS/2.
- reaperducer 6y agoI think a lot of tech companies would benefit from having a team that does nothing but install and run old software and operating systems to mine them for good features that have been forgotten.
- jjp 6y agoIs there a way to persist the name, color across sessions. I'd love to be able to open all the bookmarks in a folder and then have them assigned to the same group/color. Then that way I can recreate one of a handful of different multi-tab environments at the start of each session.
- rakoo 6y agoColor coding comes for free with containers in Firefox. I agree it makes things much easier.
- nilsandrey 6y agoI'm using it too, it's great. Also you may check the auto-create flag, allowing new tabs belonging to the source page's group.