Apple's Safari to Introduce Automatic Tab Organization Feature
Safari's latest trick could be automatically organizing your tabs into groups
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Apple is developing a new feature for Safari called 'Organize Tabs,' which will automatically group open tabs. Expected to launch with iOS 27 and macOS 27, this feature aims to enhance user experience by simplifying tab management, similar to a recent update in Google Chrome.
- 01Apple is testing a feature called 'Organize Tabs' for Safari.
- 02The feature will automatically group open tabs for better organization.
- 03Users can choose between automatic grouping or manual control.
- 04This feature is expected to debut with iOS 27 and macOS 27.
- 05A similar feature was introduced in Google Chrome in January 2024.
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Apple is reportedly working on a new feature for its Safari browser called 'Organize Tabs,' which will automatically group open tabs for users. This feature is expected to be included in iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, users will have the option to enable or disable automatic grouping. This development builds on the Tab Groups feature introduced in Safari 15 in 2021. Notably, Google has already launched a similar capability in Chrome, known as Organize Similar Tabs, in January 2024, showcasing its advancements in generative AI. Apple is anticipated to unveil the 'Organize Tabs' feature at the upcoming WWDC26 event, scheduled for June 8.
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