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Google is finally testing vertical tabs for Chrome desktop version. Currently, this is only available in the Canary build.

Trying out the new feature is simple. If you're running the latest version of Canary, right-click on your tabs strip that runs across the top of your browser window. Click "Show tabs to the side," and ...

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