If you feel anxious every time you look at the top of your browser, you aren’t alone. For many, those dozens of tiny, unreadable tabs represent an overwhelming “to-do” list that never ends.
There is a simple, built-in tool that can help you: Tab Groups.
By bundling related pages together, you can hide the distractions of your social media or news sites while you focus specifically on the task at hand. It turns a cluttered mess into a neat, organized filing cabinet.
How to Organize Your Tabs
Right-Click a Tab: Move your mouse to one of the tabs you want to organize and click the right mouse button.
Select “Add Tab to Group“
Click “New Group”
Name and Color Your Group: A menu will pop up allowing you to name the group and choose a color for the label.
Add More Tabs: You can now drag other open tabs into that group, or right-click them and select “Add Tab to Group” and selecting the Group.
Collapse the Tabs: Click on the name of the group once. All those tabs will “tuck away” into that one label, instantly cleaning up your screen. Click the name again whenever you need to see them.