How the chrome stack tag is turned on

If you are like a small series of people need to open a lot of browser pages every day, and useful Web pages are not willing to close, slowly accumulate each tab width will become smaller, and finally simply each label page title can not see, only a small page icon.

Here is a small part of the introduction of a small trick to use Google Chrome browser users, to open the Chrome browser stack tag function, the above situation can be solved. Even if you open 10, 20, or more pages at the same time, you are no longer worried about not being able to see the information on each page.

Many tabs lead to the inability to see web information

The Chrome stack tag feature allows you to stack many pages at the same time, stacking tabs that don't need to be used at the same time, saving more space to display the current page header information.

The way Chrome opens the stack tag feature is:

1. In the latest version of the Chrome 30 version of the browser, open a new tab, in the Address bar to enter chrome:flags;

2. ctrl+f The Quick Search box, enter the "stacking tag" keyword in the search box;

3. Locate and enable the stack tag feature, and finally restart the Chrome browser.

Turn on the Chrome browser stacking tag feature

When you enable Chrome's stack label feature, the Chrome browser automatically limits the minimum width of the label, and when more than a certain number of tabs are open, chrome stacks the tab that is temporarily out of the window, and the tab page does not stack to see the title text, So that users can clearly and quickly find the page they want.

Effect after stacking tag function is turned on