Mozilla's latest Firefox version features a highly anticipated Tab Groups functionality, allowing users to organize related web pages into distinct groups. This helps maintain an efficient Tab bar and prevents overcrowding. Users need Firefox version 137 or higher to utilize this feature, which is still being gradually rolled out. To create a group, users can simply drag a tab onto another, name the group, and assign it a color. Tab Groups can be reopened through a dropdown menu for easy access, improving overall navigation in the browser.
Firefox's new Tab Groups feature allows users to organize related web pages into specific groups, enhancing tab management and preventing overcrowded Tab bars.
Users can create Tab Groups by moving one tab over another, which prompts a creation window for naming and coloring the group.
This feature is still rolling out to all users, and requires Firefox version 137 or higher to function properly.
Once Tab Groups are created, access them easily via a dropdown menu in the Tab bar, making navigation simpler and more efficient.
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