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Kevin Okemwa

"Reclaiming my screen's real estate": Google Chrome is finally launching vertical browser tabs to catch up with Microsoft Edge

Google Chrome displaying vertical tabs with Windows Central entries on a laptop screen.

Google Chrome still dominates the desktop browser market share with 69.37%, while Microsoft Edge comes in at a distant second with 12.75%, according to StatCounter. Microsoft has been ramping up its efforts to improve Edge's user experience, but it still struggles with adoption.

Feature parity might have been a contributing factor before, but Google Chrome is finally getting vertical tabs, something that has already existed in competing browsers, like Microsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox, for a while now.

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