Google Tests Reintroduction of Scrollable Tabs in Chrome Canary Build

Google is once again testing a scrollable tab feature for its Chrome desktop browser, currently appearing in the latest Canary build. This functionality aims to improve user navigation when dealing with high volumes of open tabs by allowing users to move through the tab bar using mouse scroll wheels, gestures, or arrow controls. The feature was previously available via an experimental flag but was removed earlier this year. Its reintroduction suggests Google is addressing user feedback regarding tab management efficiency in crowded browser environments.

By Dominic Preston · The Verge ·

Google Tests Reintroduction of Scrollable Tabs in Chrome Canary Build

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