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Google Chrome was not the first web browser. There were already two popular browsers when it initially appeared. However, we can now see that Google Chrome is far ahead of the competition, with a significantly more significant market share and leaving the two competitors in the dust.

A clever marketing approach isn't the only aspect that propels the browser's popularity to unprecedented heights. The browser is simple to use and contains everything that the average person would desire in a web browser.

Have you ever wished you could resume your internet experience on another device? Assume you visit many web pages on your phone with Google Chrome and want to revisit them on your PC a few hours later. Instead of creating a new tab for each online page and manually entering each URL into the address box, you may leverage the browser's ability to sync data between devices.

While synchronization is a significant feature, Mozilla Firefox also provides it. However, there is one outstanding quality that the competitor lacks. It belongs to the tab group.

In truth, Firefox used to have the tab group feature, but the developers removed it. It's not the first time they've made a wrong decision, but that's another story.

Google Chrome's tab group is extremely useful for people who launch dozens of tabs whenever they access the web. Checks can be grouped based on your choices. You can, for example, group pages from the same site and designate the group with a custom color and name.

When you need to focus on a separate web page or group, click on each group to collapse the others. A single click reveals all the hidden tabs when you want to extend a group. It is undoubtedly a fantastic solution for tab hoarders to increase productivity. Many people have confessed that the tab group feature is the only reason they haven't shifted totally to Mozilla Firefox, despite their reservations about Google's Manifest V3.

If the tab group is insufficient for managing all of your open tabs, you can start a new window or even establish a profile. For example, you can create different shapes for different purposes—one profile for each project, one for enjoyment, and one for references. Google Chrome allows you to create an unlimited number of profiles.

Google Chrome for Windows is available for free download. Running Google Chrome with 2 to 4 profiles, each containing many tabs, on a relatively low-end system with only 8 GB RAM and an Intel Core i3 is rarely a problem daily. And the browser's superb performance is another compelling incentive for many users to stick with it.