Google Chrome's tab operation will become more convenient.

The scrollable tab bar is already available in Safari and Firefox, so it's about time Google implemented it. And not only has this feature been added to Chrome, but the best part is that you can enable this feature yourself right now. Make sure you are using the latest version of the browser, Chrome 88.

If you want to try this feature yourself, go to chrome://flags from the omnibox and search for "Scrollable TabStrip." Once found, select "Enable."

Once you have enabled scrollable tabs, you can use your mouse or trackpad to navigate the tabs. However, you can also use the left and right arrow buttons." If you enable another flag called "Tab Scrolling Buttons", it is to the right of the new tab buttons.

In addition to allowing users to navigate long tab lists, Chrome developers are also experimenting with how wide tabs can be in the latest build of Chrome Canary. As it is now, tabs can be reduced in width the more tabs are opened, or the tab width can be fixed to small, medium, or large, or not reduced at all.

We all know how difficult it is to tell which tab is which when you have multiple windows of the same site open. Therefore, this feature allows you to read the full title of a page while easily accessing all pages.

This resizable tab is only available in Chrome Canary and is not available as a flag in the stable version of the browser you may be using. However, if this feature works, it may or may not appear in the stable version in the near future.