Firefox's new Tab Groups might be the solution to your biggest browser problem

Mozilla / Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNET Move over, Chrome. Watch out, Edge. Firefox has finally caught up with the competition courtesy of a helpful new skill. Now baked into the latest version of Mozilla's browser is the long-awaited Tab Groups. Yes, that means you can organize related web pages into specific groups to keep track of them more easily and prevent the Tab bar from getting too crowded. How to use Tab Groups in Firefox To use Tab Groups, make sure you are running Firefox version 137 or higher. To check, click the hamburger icon at the upper right, select Help and then click About Firefox. The latest version automatically downloads and installs, prompting you to restart the browser. Also: The Firefox I loved is gone - how to protect your privacy on it now For now, the new feature is still in the rollout phase, which means it is not available to all Firefox users yet. Give it a few days and it should eventually pop up. OK, but how do you actually use Tab Groups? Open t ... Read full article.