Google is finally testing vertical tabs for Chrome desktop version. Currently, this is only available in the Canary build.

Google's flagship web browser is getting a new feature that people already love in other browsers — vertical tabs.

Trying out the new feature is simple. If you're running the latest version of Canary, right-click on your tabs strip that runs across the top of your browser window. Click "Show tabs to the side," and ...

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The latest Canary version of the Chrome browser for desktop has introduce a new feature that's been highly requested.

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