If you are a fan of the Chrome browser, I believe you have already been deeply familiar with the convenient new feature of “Pagination Groups”. But Google actually has more ideas for this functional experience that can better organize pagination! In addition to the folding and folding function that was previously added through Flags, it was recently discovered that the Chrome Canary beta version has begun to import a storage function that should make the workflow more convenient. Continue reading Chrome’s convenient “Pagination Group” function, ready to add the storage function to the text of the report.
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Chrome’s convenient “Pagination Group” function is ready to add a storage function!
Like using Google Chrome’s paging group feature that allows you to customize group colors and names? It seems that the developers are well aware of everyone’s need for more advanced use, and not only provide the function of collapsing the same group of pages, further freeing up precious window space. Now we plan to add a storage function that allows you to save the current group page and have the opportunity to recall it for use later.
This feature is said to be still being tested in the Chrome Canary beta version. If you right-click on the tab of the newly added paging group, you will see that the “Save group” group storage option suddenly appears among the various previous options. When this function is activated, paging groups will be stored in the bookmark bar as grouped bookmarks, so that users can quickly call up the browsing page group even if they accidentally close the group or want to temporarily close the group first.
This feature is currently available in Chrome Canary under “chrome://flags/” page, search for “Tab Groups Save” to enable it to try it out. However, because it is a test function in the test version (layer after layer XD), it is said that it does not really have the storage function yet – that’s why the title of this article says “preparing to join”. But I believe it will be corrected in subsequent updates soon. And if it is really added to the official version in the future, I believe it will further enhance Chrome’s productivity!
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