When articles about new versions of Safari are released, I go straight to the details of ECMAscript and CSS improvements and disregard everything else as irrele

When articles about new versions of Safari are released, I go straight to the details of ECMAscript and CSS improvements and disregard everything else as irrelevancy. But the recent introduction of "tab groups" has been an absolute game-changer for me. I currently have groups set up for technical research, shopping, gift ideas, recipes, and random-shit-about-bicycles. This is great not only for keeping tab-madness under control, but also the ability to close windows full of tabs without worrying about losing stuff. The tab groups have memory, sync across devices… brilliant stuff and absolutely worth re-developing ones browser habits around.