Chrome adds vertical tabs
If you keep too many tabs open, you can now stack them along the side of the window.
What's new
Google Chrome added an option to show tabs vertically along the side of the window instead of across the top.
How to turn it on
- Right-click a Chrome window.
- Select Show Tabs Vertically.
- It stays that way until you change it back.
Google says there's no hard limit on the number of tabs beyond your hardware.
Also new
A refreshed, full-page Reading Mode becomes the default experience.
When
Rolling out gradually to users in all markets.
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