Mozilla is bringing all kinds of new features and improvements with the latest Firefox 141 update, including the ability to ...

In version 141, Firefox expands the tab groups and the vertical tab bar. WebGPU support for Windows is completely new.

Firefox 141 is out, featuring AI-powered tab groups, lower memory usage on Linux, a new unit converter, and expanded PiP ...

But there are tweaks for everyone – even if some are less welcome than others Mozilla has delivered the latest version of its ...

Firefox: If you find the default tab grouping in Firefox to be a mess, try Tab Groups Helper. It's faster, more streamlined, and has easy keyboard shortcuts to switch between your groups.

Windows/Mac/Linux: Firefox Tab Candy is a new tab management feature for Firefox that organizes tabs into groups to help you keep your tabs grouped by task. Not only does it offer incredibly handy ...

Mozilla wants to reduce the number of little-used features in Firefox in order to move faster when it comes to rolling out new stuff. To that end, Firefox will lose two features in the near future ...

Firefox now lets you organize your tabs. Four years after its biggest rivals launched tab groups, Mozilla published a nearly 1,000-word blog post recounting the feature's long road from user requests ...

Tab Groups, formerly Panorama, lets Firefox users organize multiple websites — illustrated as open tabs — within sets, then quickly access those URLs in a visual interface.

I’ve written about this extension in the past when it was full of bugs, in preliminary stages of development, and just about usable. I recommended it then, and I’m recommending the ‘new and ...

Although Firefox already has a strong selection of tab management helpers like TooManyTabs, which gives you extra rows and memory-preserving options, or Tree Style Tab, which shifts things to a ...

Mozilla today launched Firefox 45 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. The browser has gained a new Firefox Hello feature called tab sharing but has lost another one: Tab Groups.