Google Chrome is getting a new feature that will sync tab groups between Android and desktop devices. The feature will be rolling out starting today and will offer a more seamless browsing experience.

Google Chrome is trying to make its browser more sticky by ensuring that you have access to your tab groups and recently opened tabs across all your devices.

In September last year, Google announced a new feature that would let users sync their grouped tabs across mobile and desktop. It seems the company quietly started rolling it out in a phased manner.

Google has just announced some changes to Chrome that make it easier to organize your tabs across devices. This applies to smartphones, tablets, and computer, regardless what device you’re using.

One key feature receiving an upgrade is Chrome’s tab grouping functionality. Previously, users could manually save and sync these groups across devices.

Manage Your Sync Settings on Chrome You can also choose what you want to be backed up and synced across devices. To do that, go to Settings > You and Google > Sync and Google Services.

Google today made official a trio of Chrome 120 features, with the ability to sync Tab Groups being the most notable. Tab Groups let you organize related pages by name, applying an accent color ...

Google Chrome for Android may soon sync your saved tab groups across other Android devices with the same Google account.

The ability to sync passwords and bookmarks between devices is a core feature of most browsers, but not something DuckDuckGo supported until today.