Apple's latest macOS update introduces tab grouping features to Safari, allowing users to organize and categorize their open tabs for improved workflow management.
macOS 27 brings native tab grouping capabilities to Safari, enabling users to bundle related tabs together and keep their browser workspace organized.
The feature allows users to create custom groups, assign them names, and collapse or expand groups as needed. This reduces visual clutter and makes it easier to switch between different browsing contexts—such as work projects, research topics, or personal interests.
Tab groups can be color-coded for quick visual identification, and users can save frequently-used group configurations. The functionality syncs across Apple devices when iCloud sync is enabled, maintaining tab organization on Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
Users can create a new group by right-clicking on a tab or dragging tabs into a designated group area. Existing tabs can be reorganized into groups at any time, giving users full control over their browsing setup.
The update reflects growing browser complexity, with users typically managing dozens of open tabs. Tab grouping addresses a longstanding workflow pain point without requiring third-party extensions.
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