The Tab Groups feature helps organize the open tabs and segregates them into like groups for a better experience. However, these groups can sometimes no longer work as expected.

In such cases, we can check for any available fix in the recent upgrade, force close and restart the page, and enable an experimental feature that supports tab grouping.

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Chrome browser offers a feature to reopen the recently closed tabs under the Recent Tabs menu. It displays the list of tabs and pages closed across the synced devices for the tap to open.

Alternatively, we can visit the browsing history to visit the previously closed tabs or sites to reopen.

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Google Chrome offers a bookmarking feature that allows you to save frequently visited sites under Mobile Bookmarks. You can open the Bookmarks menu from the More option to View, Edit, and even Delete the saved bookmarks.

When signed in with a Google account, these mobile bookmarks are synced across the connected devices, which sync on your computer browser.

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Chrome browser supports private browsing or incognito mode, which technically doesn't save any information such as browsing history, cookies, cache, etc.

You can open multiple tabs and switch between the normal and the incognito tab from the options menu for privately browsing the internet.

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Google Chrome has a safe browsing feature to help us protect from malicious sites, which can be configured from the Privacy and Security settings menu.

We can choose the security level, and the browser will warn us if we are trying to visit any unsecured or dangerous site. In exchange, Chrome will send data to Google servers to analyze the threat level for each site we visit.

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The Chrome browser offers the option to enable the Always use HTTPS connection that helps in detecting the unsecured connection. It warns the users if the browser and web server connection is not secured.

However, we can customize the option to enable or disable the HTTPS check from Settings screen in Chrome app.

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Tab Group helps manage open tabs to segregate and categorize them according to our needs. We can create a tab group and add multiple tabs to the group. You can also add or remove any tabs from a group.

Once we finish using all the tabs in a group, we can close the group, and it will automatically close all the tabs within that group.

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We may face issues while updating the Chrome app and Android System WebView. These system apps cannot be uninstalled, so the update is our only option.

To fix this problem, you can reboot your device, check your internet connection, stop auto-updating all apps, clear the Play Store cache, and manually download and update the Android WebView app.

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The Chrome browser does not have an inbuilt feature to block websites. We need to rely on third-party applications that block websites at the network level. One such application is the BlockSite app, which is also available as an extension for computer browsers. 

Install the BlockSite app, grant it all the required permissions to control your browser, and add the URLs of the sites you want to block.

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Google Chrome is part of the system application; hence, it can't be uninstalled. However, you can disable the app from the Apps Settings menu.

Disabling the app will not uninstall it but hide it from appearing in the App Drawer or home screen.

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