3 Chrome updates to help manage your tabs

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Transform your tabs with Chrome

Chrome's latest tab features make it easier than ever to keep track of tasks, revisit your favorite websites and switch between devices. For instance, tab groups — already available on Android and coming soon to iOS — let you group related tabs together using custom names and colors. You can also sync those tab groups across your phone, tablet and computer. Chrome will even suggest pages to revisit based on tabs you've opened elsewhere, saving you the trouble of searching your bookmarks.

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