Chrome finally adds a better way to deal with too many open tabs

Google Chrome's latest update brings vertical tabs and a cleaner Reading Mode to help manage cluttered browsing.
Fast Company

Microsoft Edge’s vertical tabs are the best reason yet to ditch Chrome

For the last two decades, we’ve been putting our browser tabs in the wrong place, and the latest version of Microsoft Edge proves it. Last week, Edge added support for vertical tabs, transforming ...

Chrome finally adds support for vertical tabs.

Google has started rolling out a small but significant update to Chrome on desktop. Starting today, users will begin seeing ...
9to5google

Here’s how vertical tabs work in Google Chrome, and how to try it for yourself [Gallery]

Google Chrome has made a test of its new vertical tabs feature available, and you can try it out for yourself pretty easily. Working in dozens of browser tabs at once in not exactly uncommon ...
Fast Company

The twisted psychology of browser tabs—and why we can’t get rid of them

At this very moment, I have 63 tabs open across five different browser windows. If this sounds familiar, that’s because most of us have a tab problem. New research out of Carnegie Mellon University ...
Wired

You Have a Million Tabs Open. Here’s How to Manage Them

Browser tabs are essential, everyday parts of modern web browsers, and odds are you probably have a bunch open right now. Too many, most likely. That’s usually OK, because they’re useful for ...
PC World

Google Chrome finally adds vertical tabs

Google Chrome is finally introducing vertical tabs and a new reading view, bringing features that have been available in competing browsers to its platform. PCWorld reports that users can enable ...