Chrome, the most popular browser with up to 70 percent usage rate of Android users, dominates 50 percent of the computer market. For this reason, the Google front often shares its new updates and features to improve the user experience. According to the latest information, the company is preparing a new improvement package for the Android front. Here are the details…
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Chrome prevents incorrect tab closings
It is known that there are 2 different groups of people who concentrate on the use of browsers. You are either in the group that leaves all their tabs open, or you are among those who want to close them all when they are done. If you are in the second community, you may be relatively comfortable.
However, people in the first group may want to keep all their past tabs at hand. So accidentally removing all tabs when trying to close a page can be a bit annoying. Of course, we do not mean 2-3 tabs here. Some people can keep the pages they love or keep important information for their work in 10-15 tabs at the same time.
According to the latest information, Google wants to fix this problem by adding a setting flag (close all tabs modal dialog) in the Canary channel version of Chrome 100 for Android that asks for confirmation when you try to close all tabs at once.
Chrome on the desktop allows you to close all tabs in a window. But it is generally more difficult to delete all of your tabs by closing all windows. It may even present you with a warning window about it.
Of course, the Canary versions offered by the Google front for Chrome are generally unstable. Therefore, it would be more reasonable to wait for the beta version or stable version to use the feature. However, this date has not been shared yet.
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