How to organize all of your tabs on Chrome and other browsers No matter which browser you prefer, we have some tips for tidying up your tabs.

If you’re drowning in a sea of browser tabs, these are the tricks and tools you need to get your head above water.

If you're looking for a way to clean up your many, many open browser tabs, Google has a helpful grouping feature in its set of Chrome tools. The feature, called tab groups, lets you group open ...

However, mobile doesn't offer the same option, but you can find tabs by navigating your history. This tutorial covers how to restore a recently closed tab using both methods.

By default, it shows you the tabs you recently closed in a drop-down window. If you need to go back further click on the Full history option to see all your browsing in that incognito session.

If you have dozens of open Chrome tabs, you don’t need to close out each one. This guide will teach you how to close all of your tabs at once.

It is easy to get carried away with opening Google Chrome tabs, but there comes a point when you need to close them, and here's how to do it in one fell swoop.

If you've lost track of what tabs you have open, and simply want to start from scratch, it's possible to close all open Safari tabs on your iPhone at once. Doing so is quick and easy—here's how.

Nothing is more frustrating than working on something and accidentally exiting out of your web browsers. However, there is a way to re-open the tabs.

Closing all your tabs on your iPhone is easy with these shortcuts in Safari, Chrome, Firefox, or Edge.

Do you have hundreds of tabs open on your iPhone browser? And want to quickly and simply close them all down? We've got you.