If that happens to you, close out your Chrome windows and start fresh. I did have some issues with the new feature closing out my entire browser while testing it out. Otherwise, consider this a preview of what you'll soon be able to get. If you do try it out, we recommend opening a new incognito window to get the feel of it. It's still experimental and Google says that you could 'lose browser data or compromise your security or privacy.' Yikes. While Chrome's new tab-grouping feature hasn't officially rolled out yet, you can still try it yourself - but be forewarned. If you're one of those people who always has 25 tabs open on one screen, the new tool will organize them so you're not clicking through tabs like a mad person trying to find that email you opened five minutes ago.
Google's new tab-grouping feature for the Chrome browser on desktop just might be the answer to your prayers. Organize your tabs with Chrome's new feature.
