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Google updates Chrome with vertical tabs, a feature that Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge have long offered, and a new full-screen layout in reading mode

ZDNET's key takeaways  — Google has started rolling out vertical tabs in Chrome.  — With vertical tabs, all your open web pages appear in a sidebar.

ZDNET Lance Whitney

Discussion

  • @sundarpichai Sundar Pichai on x
    Quote Google · Too many @GoogleChrome tabs open? Try vertical tabs, rolling out now. Just right-click any Chrome window and select “Show Tabs Vertically” to move your tabs to the side of the browser window, making it easier to read page titles and manage tab groups.
  • @tobi Tobi Lutke on x
    I made this my default when it rolled out as flag. It's better. Credit goes to arc and dia for popularizing it.
  • @tahrahoops @tahrahoops on x
    Thanks for the update but I love watching the horrifying looks on my colleagues faces when I share my screen and they see I keep a minimum of 50+ tabs open at all times.
  • @googlechrome @googlechrome on x
    Introducing a top-to-bottom update for your tabs...literally. Vertical tabs are coming to Chrome! 🚦 And there is more: A full-page view free from distraction with a new immersive reading mode. [video]
  • @_kevintong Kevin Tong on x
    waited 10 years for this
  • @jeffdean Jeff Dean on x
    Have Too Many Tabs Open? G O V E R T I C A L !
  • @newsfromgoogle @newsfromgoogle on x
    Today, we're rolling out two new productivity features in Chrome. With vertical tabs, you'll now have the option to move your tabs to the side of your browser window by selecting “Show Tabs Vertically.” We're also introducing immersive reading mode, a new full-page interface [vid…
  • @google @google on x
    We're also introducing immersive reading mode, a new full-page interface for deep focus. Right-click on any page and select “Open in Reading Mode” to remove visual distractions so you can focus on the text. [video]
  • @google @google on x
    Too many @GoogleChrome tabs open? Try vertical tabs, rolling out now. Just right-click any Chrome window and select “Show Tabs Vertically” to move your tabs to the side of the browser window, making it easier to read page titles and manage tab groups. [video]
  • @collision John Collison on x
    You can now arrange your tabs in a vertical sidebar in Chrome! 1) chrome://flags and enable Vertical Tabs 2) Settings -> Appearance -> set “Tab strip position” to Side Uses the real estate of an external monitor better, and easier tab switching for those of us with a few too
  • r/browsers r on reddit
    Vertical browser tabs are better and you should use them