Google announced a slew of updates to its Chrome browser, including tab improvements and more options to customise.
The latest version now offers a grid layout to keep a tab on multiple tabs. Android users will be able to group tabs in a new tab grid layout, the official blog notes.
Chrome will soon show page title when you hover over tabs, and later this year, a hovercard include a page thumbnail.
Other useful features include tab sharing between synced devices, direct answers in the address bar as you type a query, automatic prompt for translation in over 100 languages, and customisation of background, colour, and theme for tab page or entire browser.
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