Tab Groups are a little fiddlier to use on Safari on iPhone with iOS 15, but they're worth the effort — especially when you also use them on iPadOS 15, and macOS Monterey. Even after Apple ...

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If you could use some extra screen space at your computer but don't want to buy a second monitor, your Galaxy Tab can be a useful substitute. Unlike a monitor, you can't simply plug it into your ...

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With its latest operating system updates—iOS 15, iPadOS 15, and macOS Monterey—Apple has introduced numerous changes to improve the user experience and bring more functionality to its devices. A few ...

Locating the release number for your Chrome OS device. How to use the Chrome OS tab manager Your email has been sent Google has finally introduced a well-designed, user-friendly tab manager for Chrome ...

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On the Draw tab, there are various drawing tools that you can use, namely: Select tool: Select objects such as ink, shapes, and text area. They are useful when working with objects behind the text. To ...

In macOS Monterey, Tab Groups are a new Safari feature that aim to make organizing and preserving your open browser tabs more manageable without having to have those tabs active and taking up space.

I have a confession to make: I tend to have a lot of tabs open in my web browsers. At this moment I have Firefox open with 33 tabs. That's a lot of tabs, and without the help of a decent tab ...

Apple may have changed its plans for tabs in Safari on macOS Monterey, but Tab Groups are something different — and they're staying. It may be the most visible difference when you start macOS Monterey ...