What’s happened? As spotted first by WindowsReport, Chrome on Android has begun rolling out a pin-tab feature, similar to what desktop users have enjoyed for years. The update lets you mark a tab so ...

When it comes to web browsers, Google Chrome consistently ranks as one of the most powerful and widely used platforms, especially among users deeply integrated into the Google ecosystem. Thanks to ...

Google Chrome for Android is gaining support for pinned tabs, a handy feature from the desktop browser, which makes it easier to keep important pages up. As our phones become an ever-more important ...

After being added to the desktop version of the browser almost a decade ago, the mobile version of Chrome will soon let you pin tabs as part of Android 16’s new updates. Pinned tabs will be easily ...

Google is rolling out the straightforward ability to search your open tabs, as well as Tab Group sync, to Chrome for Android. In the tab switcher, you’ll see a new search bar above the grid of open ...

Chrome for Android now allows you to pin tabs, making it easier to keep important pages up and active. You can pin any tab by long-pressing and selecting the “pin tab” option from the pop-up menu.

Google has just announced some changes to Chrome that make it easier to organize your tabs across devices. This applies to smartphones, tablets, and computer, regardless what device you’re using.

Tab groups are coming to Chrome for iOS, and the browser will soon sync saved tabs across desktop and mobile devices. Tab groups are coming to Chrome for iOS, and the browser will soon sync saved tabs ...

Why this is important: For anyone who uses Chrome on Android and routinely switches between many tabs, this feature brings greater order and control. Before the update, if someone opens dozens of tabs ...