Faith writes guides, how-tos, and roundups on the latest Android games and apps for Android Police. You'll find her writing about the newest free-to-play game to hit Android or discussing her paranoia ...

The Vivaldi web browser is very similar to Opera in the sense that comes packaged with a ton of features, and one of them is called Tab Stacks. This feature makes it possible for users to group tabs ...

Tabs have a habit of piling up in browsers such as Google Chrome, particularly if you’re doing a deep-dive into a topic. While there are a plethora of Chrome features to explore like setting Chrome ...

Tab Groups is a tab-management feature available on most web browsers these days. It helps you reduce tab clutter by letting you organize them however you like and, in turn, allows for ...

Safari tab groups have been in iPadOS for several years, and can really help you organize pages you've browsed. Here's how to use them in iPadOS 17. Tabs in Safari in iOS and iPadOS allow you to open ...

There are things I like about Apple’s new tab support in Safari. Where it shines is in the provision of contextualized collections of web pages across all my devices, though I do feel some friction ...

You can organize tabs in Chrome by grouping or pinning tabs to make them easier to find, among other available features. Chrome lets you open a virtually unlimited ...

With its latest operating system updates—iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and macOS Monterey—Apple has introduced numerous changes to improve the user experience and bring more functionality to its devices. A few ...

In macOS Monterey, Tab Groups are a new Safari feature that aim to make organizing and preserving your open browser tabs more manageable without having to have those tabs active and taking up space.

If you’re a Firefox user, there’s a handy feature for organization that allows users to create groups of tabs around, say, a particular topic. For example, you could create a “Media” tab group with ...

It's amazing that you can own a device for so long and be oblivious to some of its key functionality. Typically, it's no fault of the users. Sometimes, developers just neglect to make it obvious. Case ...