Organizing open tabs can be challenging, especially when juggling multiple projects or researching various topics simultaneously. Safari’s Tab Groups feature simplifies this by allowing you to group related tabs together, enhancing your browsing experience on both iPhone and Mac.
Using tab groups in Safari on iPhone
Safari’s Tab Groups feature is available on iOS 15 and later. To start organizing your tabs on your iPhone, follow these steps:
Create a tab group on iPhone






Your Tab Group is now created, and its name will appear on the Tab Groups selector. You can tap on this selector anytime to switch between different Tab Groups or to return to the start page.
To open a new tab outside of any Tab Group, tap on Start Page from the Tab Groups menu. If you want to create another Tab Group, select New Empty Tab Group.

Rename a tab group in Safari on iPhone
If you need to rename a Tab Group directly from your iPhone, follow these steps:



Alternatively, swipe left on the Tab Group and tap the Edit icon to rename it.


Delete a tab group in Safari on iPhone
To remove a Tab Group from Safari on your iPhone, follow these steps:



Alternatively, swipe left on the Tab Group and tap the Delete icon.


Move a tab to another tab group
To move a tab from one group to another:



Rearranging tabs in a group
To reorder the tabs within a Tab Group:

Close all tabs in a tab group
If you need to close all tabs within a Tab Group except one:

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Add to Google Preferences →Using tab groups in Safari on Mac
Managing multiple tabs in Safari on Mac can become overwhelming, especially when working on various projects. With Tab Groups in macOS Monterey and later, you can organize your tabs into groups, making it easier to access and manage them.
Create a tab group on Mac



Your new Tab Group of the open tabs in the browser is now created.
Alternative method: To create a new empty Tab Group, click the + icon at the top-right of the Sidebar and select New Empty Tab Group from the dropdown menu.

After naming your new Tab Group, any tabs you open while this group is active will be included in it automatically.
View all tabs in a tab group in grid view
To view a grid overview of all tabs within a Tab Group:

Alternative method: Right-click on the Tab Group and choose Show Tab Overview from the context menu.

Move tabs from one group to another
To move a tab from one group to another:

Delete a tab group on Mac

Note: Deleting a Tab Group will close all tabs within that group. These tabs will not be moved to ungrouped tabs, so ensure you’ve saved any important information before deleting.
Tab Groups in Safari provide a convenient way to organize and manage your browsing sessions across devices. By grouping related tabs together, you can enhance your productivity and keep your workflow streamlined on both iPhone and Mac.





