How to add vertical tabs to Chrome browser (there’s a free extension for that)
Jack Wallen/ZDNETUntil you’ve experienced vertical tabs, you have no idea how much better they are at keeping all of your open tabs better organized and viewable. With this feature you can better read the tab names, so you don’t get lost in a sea of tiny favicons. Some vertical tab features also integrate with Workspaces for even better tab management.Although a few select browsers (such as Arc Browser, Vivaldi, Edge, Brave, and Safari) ship with vertical tabs built-in, the most widely used browser on the market — Chrome — does not. Fortunately, some extensions in the Chrome Web Store add this feature to the browser. Also: You need a browser with vertical tabs – here’s why and 5 options to tryHowever, not all of those extensions are created equal. Some are badly designed or poorly executed. But within that pile of subpar extensions are a few that add perfectly good vertical tabs to Chrome. In my opinion, the best of the bunch is tabVertikal. This extension includes all the features you need for improved tab management, such as:WorkspacesTab suspender (and auto suspension)Native Chrome tab group supportAuto tab grouping based on custom rulesImport/export tabsCustom window titles and tab titlesRemove duplicates and sort tabsDark modeDozens of themesFuzzy searchThis extension is free and can be installed on Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers. Let me show you how to install and use tabVertikal. More