Google is now working to allow the Chrome browser’s incoming tab groups to collapse or expand as needed. That’s based on a recent test variation of the
Google is now working to allow the Chrome browser’s incoming tab groups to collapse or expand as needed. That’s based on a recent test variation of the feature recently spotted by in Chrome Canary. As might be expected, that will allow users to not only group their tabs together. But they’ll also be able to click on a given tab group icon or label and shrink all grouped tabs under a single tab. More succinctly, that means users won’t be stuck with well-organized but still hard to use groups. In its initial launch, that seems to be exactly how those will work. Instead, after this update to the feature, all tabs within a group will take up the same space a standard tab would. Then, on command, users can expand those back out to access the underlying websites and pages. Tab groups act as a better way to organize Chrome browser tabs on desktops, as the branding implies.
