After years and years of waiting, Google Chrome is finally getting vertical tabs. Here's how to enable and use them now!

Highlighted by X user @bramus (via Android Authority), albeit hidden behind a flag, vertical tabs are now live in Chrome Beta ...

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The Google Chrome web browser comes preloaded in almost all Android phones. Chrome on Android hides some helpful features, including NotebookLM's ability to turn websites into AI podcasts. While ...

Last night the mobile forums were acting up for a while--I'd have the "threads with your posts" loaded but when I clicked on one the thread would never load. Happened again this morning. This was on ...

After being added to the desktop version of the browser almost a decade ago, the mobile version of Chrome will soon let you pin tabs as part of Android 16’s new updates. Pinned tabs will be easily ...

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Why this is important: For anyone who uses Chrome on Android and routinely switches between many tabs, this feature brings greater order and control. Before the update, if someone opens dozens of tabs ...

When you visit a new website using Chrome on Android, you may receive a request to enable notifications. These notifications are meant to help you track meeting reminders, deals, news updates, and ...

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Google is testing a new feature in Chrome for Android that automatically requests the desktop version of websites when used in the new Desktop Mode. The feature works by changing the browser’s user ...