Chrome Tab Management: Working Without Drowning in Dozens of Tabs
Practical ways to get Chrome tab overload under control with tab groups, pinned tabs, tab search, and a few simple rules for closing tabs.
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Practical ways to get Chrome tab overload under control with tab groups, pinned tabs, tab search, and a few simple rules for closing tabs.
Use separate Chrome profiles to keep your work and personal accounts, bookmarks, extensions and history apart, so you can work in a more organized and secure way.
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