Vertical tabs

Tabs getting crowded? Give them room to line up in Chrome's side panel. You open a few extra pages while researching, and before you know it, your tab bar is just a row of tiny icons. Vertical tabs lists your open pages vertically in the side panel, giving titles more room. Search, group, and drag tabs into order, all in one place. Where did that page go again? Scan page titles in the list or jump straight to your current tab. Hearing something? The list marks tabs playing audio, so you don't have to check them one by one. Give your tabs a seating plan Drag tabs to reorder them or move them to another group. Want to group them by website, last accessed time, or title keywords? Preview the results first and apply them when you're happy. Give each group a name you'll recognize, and collapse the ones you don't need right now. Too many tabs? Just search Remember a few words from the title? Search for them. You can also sort by title, URL, or last accessed time to try a different order. Closed it too soon? Bring it back Find the page in your recently closed tabs, reopen it, and pick up where you left off. The usual actions, one right-click away Right-click a tab to reload, duplicate, pin, mute, or close it. You can also move it to a new window. Hands on the keyboard? Keep them there While the side panel has focus: • Ctrl/Cmd + F or /: focus the search box • Ctrl/Cmd + K: open quick actions • Ctrl/Cmd + W: close the current tab • Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + T: restore the most recently closed tab (Due to Chrome's limitation, the side panel content area has a default minimum width of 360px.)