My web browsers used to look chaotic at best. A random website open in one tab, Google Docs in another, and perhaps a video to listen to while I worked with some extra tabs involving research pages.

If you're anything like me, you probably have several tabs open on your browser. I often have tabs open dedicated to my emails, research for work, articles I'm writing and additional tabs off to the ...

Opening a tab in the background simply means that you won’t auto-switch to the newly opened tab. Instead, you’ll stay on the current page and switch to the new tab when you’re ready to view it. For ...

Vivaldi Wordspaces tames browser tab chaos with powerful organization features that keep your work, personal, and project ...

Though there's some disagreement as to who exactly invented the feature, there can be little argument that the release of Firefox (then known as Phoenix) in 2002 popularized tabbed browsing in web ...

If you’re constantly searching the web, you probably use Chrome’s smart tabs. These small rectangles, at the top of the program, allow you to quickly switch between different pages. While that’s all ...