Google Chrome On Android To Now Let You Colour Code Tabs, Know How You Can Do It

This new feature brought to Google Chrome users on Android is helpful for those who often manage multiple tabs for different tasks or projects.

Here is a step by step guide for you to colour code tabs in Google Chrome on your Android device.

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Google continuously focuses on improving the overall experience for its users by introducing new updates and bug fixes. The tech giant has been releasing updates frequently and some of them have also been focused on security patches to help its users be safeguarded from potential threats and cyberattacks. Recently, the Alphabet owned company has released another new feature for Google Chrome users on Android that will allow them to colour code their tab groups.

What this new feature basically does is make it easier for users to organise and identify various sets of tabs. This will make Google Chrome appear more organised and aesthetic. It will enhance the overall browsing experience. So far, the only way for us to know about different tabs is by reading their titles or trying to read the small characters on the screen in the minimised tab.

This new feature brought to Google Chrome users on Android is helpful for those who often manage multiple tabs for different tasks or projects. 

If this has you intrigued and you are also wondering how you can colour code tab groups on Chrome on your Android device, then here is a step by step guide for you to do the same easily without much hassle. 

How To Colour Code Tabs In Google Chrome On Android

• The first step to colour code tabs in Google Chrome on your android device is to open Chrome.
• The next step would be to create a new tab group by clicking on the Plus or the '+' icon.
• The third step would be to add the tabs that you would like to group together.
• Then you need to long press on the title of the tab group and then a menu will appear.
• After that, select the Change Colour option.
• Choose the desired column from the provided palette, and it will be done.