Developers at Google continue to improve their Chrome web browser by regularly adding useful features. Previously, the browser had the ability to group tabs, but now it became known that the user-closed groups of tabs will be displayed in the browsing history, so that they can be easily restored if necessary.

Tab grouping is a useful tool, especially among users who constantly interact with a large number of tabs. With this function, you can group tabs, for example, by topic, which makes it easier to navigate within the browser. The only problem with such grouped tabs is that if the group is accidentally closed, it is quite problematic to restore its contents. This is because such tabs do not appear in your browser’s browsing history.

The good news is that this is about to change. In one of the latest versions of Chrome Canary, groups of tabs closed by the user are displayed in the browsing history, which makes it much easier to restore them. Moreover, in just a few clicks, you can restore not just a separate tab, but the entire group as a whole.

At this stage, the new feature is only available in the latest versions of the Chrome Canary browser. Exactly when it will appear in the stable versions of the browser is still unknown.