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In a folder in the bookmark bar.Click on Save.All open tabs are now saved as bookmarks in Brave.Another way to save all open tabs as bookmarks in Brave, is to right-click on one open tabs and then click on Bookmark all tabs.How to save all open tabs in OperaIn Opera, you can only save all open tabs as a Speed Dial folder.To save all open tabs in Opera, you right-click on one of the open tabs.Go with your mouse cursor to Save.Click on all tabs as Speed Dial folder.All open tabs are now saved as a Speed Dial folder in Opera.The new Speed Dial folder with your saved tabs is named Folder by default.You can rename the folder, move the folder to the bookmarks bar, or move the bookmarks from the folder to the bookmarks bar.Click on the Opera logo in the top left corner.Go with your mouse cursor to Bookmarks.Click on Bookmarks.Click on Speed Dial.To move the folder to the bookmarks bar, drag the folder to Bookmarks bar.To move the bookmarks from the folder to the bookmarks bar, click on the folder to open it.Right-click on an empty space.Click Select all.Drag the selected bookmarks to bookmarks bar.InternetRelated:How to reload all open tabs in your web browserHow to bookmark a file in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, OperaHow to find Chrome and Edge bookmarks in File Explorer

Can rename bookmarks to something besides the original page title, which is handy for web pages with confusing titles and generic icons. Some web browsers also allow you to add tags to bookmarks that are also searchable. Most desktop browsers also let you set the bookmarks bar to be always visible, so you can set pages in the bar to be one-click shortcuts—even faster than scrolling through tabs. In Chrome, right-click the bookmarks bar in the New Tab Page, and select Show Bookmarks Bar. In Firefox, right-click on an empty space in the toolbar or bookmarks bar and select Bookmarks Toolbar > Always Show. If you place similar bookmarks in a folder, you can right-click the folder for the option to open all bookmarks at once in their own tabs. For example, if there are five news sites you want to check each morning, you could put all of them in a folder and use that option to set up your morning reading list of five tabs. Bookmarks are also easy to copy and move between web browsers, much more so than tabs. Chrome, Firefox, and other browsers allow you to export your bookmarks to an HTML file, which can then be imported into other browsers (or just saved as a backup). No matter how you use bookmarks, they’re a better system than piles of tabs.

Their mouse cursor over a tab to gain access to real-time memory usage of that specific tab.Up until now, you had to dig into the Chrome Task Manager to see how much memory each tab is consuming. But as reported by Windows Central, the new feature would give you quick and direct access to this important information. The prototype feature was first posted on X (formerly Twitter) by user Leopeva64 and showed the tab RAM usage. Of course, it only gives a small overview and doesn’t offer the same detailed information (such as running processes, tabs, and extensions0 as the built-in task manager.Practically speaking, having a small indicator on the top is going to make the process of clearing unwanted tabs a lot easier. The new feature is also said to inform users about whether Chrome's Memory saver feature has actively frozen a tab to save memory similar to Microsoft Edge's Sleeping tabs feature. Of course, this feature only works when a certain tab is inactive for a long period of time. Google is said to be testing this feature, but if you are using version 117 on the Stable Channel, you may get access to it. To enable the memory usage feature, head to Chrome://flags and search for Show memory usage in hovercards. Select the dropdown and enable it. A quick restart may also be required.Recently, we saw Google testing on a feature that helps organize tabs in a more efficient way. Using the Organize Tabs features, the browser attempts to reorder your tabs into groups of similar pages. It even lets you rename these groups, and create tab groups automatically once it has categorized your tabs. Read more

Visible on the bookmarks bar, but don’t actually want the tab group open on screen, right-click the name of the group on the tab header bar, then choose Hide group.Click and drag a tab group name to move all of its tabs at once, and right-click it to get to more options—for renaming and deleting the group, for changing its assigned color, for moving the group to a new window, and for ungrouping all the tabs in a group.Click once on a tab group name on the tab header bar to hide (or show) all the tabs in it—a quick and useful way of tidying up your open tabs. Another neat trick: Just drag a tab header into a group to add it to that group.Tab groups on AndroidA tab group on Android. Screenshot: Android If you’re using Chrome on Android, you can use tab groups there as well, though they work in a slightly different way. Your tab groups don’t sync between the desktop and Android, and tab groups aren’t available in Chrome on iOS—at least not at the moment.Tap the square icon in the top right corner (if you’ve got multiple tabs open, it’ll have a number inside it).Select + New tab to create new tabs—in this way, open up the sites you want to group.Tap the square icon (top right) again to get back to the overview. Press and hold on any tab thumbnail, then drag it on top of another thumbnail to create a group.Tap on any tab group to visit individual tabs and remove tabs (with the X). You can add new tabs to the group via the + (plus) icon. Tap the three dots (top right) to rename the tab group, or select multiple tabs (so they can be ungrouped or bookmarked in batches).While it’s not quite as flexible and intuitive as the desktop system, you can still use this to better manage your tabs on Android, and sort these tabs into separate categories. More deals, reviews, and buying guides The PopSci team has tested hundreds of products and spent thousands of hours trying to find the best gear and gadgets you can buy.