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Google Chrome could soon let you assign a color to a tab group

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Last updated: April 4th, 2024 at 06:07 UTC+02:00

Google Chrome for Android allows you to create groups of tabs, which is a very nifty feature as it helps you organize tabs. Furthermore, it also provides you with the option to give a tab group a name, which makes it easier for you to distinguish between various groups of tabs. Well, the company is now working on providing you with another way to distinguish between tab groups in Chrome for Android.

According to a new post from a Chrome expert on X/Twitter who goes by @LeoPeva64, Google is working on allowing you to give a tab group a color, which will make it easier for you to distinguish between various tab groups. According to the video they have shared, there are nine colors you can choose from. Once you select a color for a tab group, a thick dot (a circle) with that color will appear on the top-left corner of the tab group.

Google Chrom For Android Tab Coloring

At the moment, the feature is live in Chrome for Android’s Canary channel. Just like any other feature that the company tests in this channel, there’s no guarantee that tab group coloring will make it to the stable version of the web browser. However, we hope that it does as it seems like a very useful feature, especially if you don’t want to spend time thinking about a name for a tab group and typing it out.

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