If you are someone who usually has a large number of tabs open in Google Chrome then you would find the ‘ Pin Tab ‘ technique useful.
Pin Tab is a feature in Chrome that helps you reduce the tab size to just a favicon. Right click on a tab and click on Pin Tab to get it done. Simple.
Here is what the Gmail tab looks like when you pin it.
You could also drag tabs towards the left to pin them automatically. Certainly useful when you’ve got some tabs permanently open. Instead of have them taking up space, you can shrink them to the corner.
Check out our Google Chrome section to see what we’ve written about the browser so far.
Last updated on 02 February, 2022
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