If you’re a regular reader here on Chrome Unboxed, then you will no doubt recall how much I love Google’s Tab Groups feature for Chrome. I’ve been tracking it for quite some time, and get excited whenever I see new features appear for it. Not only can you auto-create tab groups, but you can also collapse and freeze them to preserve system memory and save horizontal space. I’m excited to finally see them be able to be stored in the Reading List for later recall, though that feature hasn’t made a public appearance yet.
Last night, I was browsing the Chromium Repositories, and I happened upon a new feature that the development team is working on for tab groups. Soon, a new Chrome flag will enable tab group locking to prevent accidentally adding tabs to a specific group that you designate.
