It is challenging to select the correct tab on a smaller screen, especially when you have many tabs open. Google has introduced a new side-by-side design that makes finding the correct tab easier in Chrome. Even if you're switching back and forth between two tabs, the auto-scroll back feature can help you swipe back to your previous tab.
Google has also added a visual tab grid for users with many open tabs. Instead of searching through all your open tabs, Chrome will display tabs in a grid that helps you navigate. In addition, it will allow you to share and save content while you browse; you can easily drag images, text, and links you need and drop them into another app. Further, If you want a website to work just as it works on the desktop, you can set Chrome to always request and display the desktop version of the site.
Additionally, you can stay organized by grouping related tabs together so it allows you to better focus on one task without seeing the clutter from other open tabs. Google stated that they are constantly exploring new ways to make user experience easier and more enjoyable to use Chrome on the Android tablet. "Whether you prefer using a mouse, a stylus, or your finger, the Chrome on Android experience should be as intuitive and familiar on tablets as on your computer or phone," Google said in a blog post
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