Regardless of the version of Android you have, you can try the “group tabs” feature on and off in Chrome on this system . It is a new functionality that has been coming natively to many mobiles, but if you don’t want to wait for it, here we explain how.
In another publication we already show you how to activate and deactivate the grids in Chrome if you already have the function available on your mobile, but in this case we will show you how to achieve it when it is a version that has not yet received it natively and you want to test the functions experimentally.
Chrome for Android already has tab groups: how to use them
Try “grouping tabs” experimentally
- The first thing you should do is go to the address bar on a browser page, put the address chrome: // flags and press enter.
- You will reach a menu of hidden functions, there you must place the Tab Groups function in the search bar .
- When you get to it, you will see that it is in the default function, but you can press Enabled to activate it and Disabled to deactivate it .
- After this, it only remains to click on the blue button that will appear at the bottom of the screen called Relaunch Now , in this way the browser will be restarted to save the changes made.
- In the event that the grids have not been activated, you can go to the browser settings and clear the cache so that the system takes over the changes. If you have doubts, we have explained how to clear the cache in Chrome step by step.
You can create as many boards as you need and you simply have to drag one tab over another for the group to be created. To add more tabs you just have to open the board you want to enter and open a new view.
After completing these steps to activate or deactivate the Chrome grid tabs , you will be able to see all the tabs that you have been using, but within a grid view.
