Google removing Close other tabs, Close tabs to the right from Chrome

Simply hold down the Shift-key, click on all tabs that you want to remove, and use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-W to close the selected tabs. Now You: Are you affected by the change? Google plans to remove the tab context menu items Close other tabs, and Close tabs to the right, from the company's Chrome web browser.

1. What happened to close other tabs in Chrome?
2. How do I stop chrome from closing multiple tabs accidentally?
3. How do I change Chrome tabs back to normal?
4. How do I stop chrome from grouping tabs?
5. How do I close all other tabs?
6. How do I undo a closed tab?
7. Why do my Google tabs keep closing?
8. Why do my Chrome tabs keep closing?
9. Why do my tabs keep closing when I click on them?
10. How do I get my old Chrome tabs back?
11. How do I manage tabs in Chrome?
12. How do I clear my cookies Chrome?

What happened to close other tabs in Chrome?

With the release of Chrome 78, Google removed the 'New tab', 'Close other tabs', 'Reopen closed tab', and 'Bookmark all tabs' context-menu options as they stated these functions could be performed with other methods or were not used enough.

How do I stop chrome from closing multiple tabs accidentally?

Click the 'Extensions' tab, locate 'Chrome Toolbox by Google,' and then click the 'Options' link under the description of the extension. Check the box next to 'Confirm Before Closing Multiple Tabs' in the 'Tabs' section to automatically update your browser's settings.

How do I change Chrome tabs back to normal?

To do so, open the recent apps menu and close Chrome. Then, tap on the Chrome icon to relaunch the browser. All tabs should now show up in the older layout.

How do I stop chrome from grouping tabs?

Turn off Chrome tabs grouping and grid view on your phone

Search for the Tab Grid Layout and Tab Group flags, tap on their drop-down menus. Select Disabled from the Tab Grid Layout and Tab Group options. Relaunch the Chrome for Android browser to get rid of the grid layout.

How do I close all other tabs?

Close all tabs

1. On your Android tablet, open the Chrome app .
2. On any tab, touch and hold Close .
3. Tap Close all tabs.

How do I undo a closed tab?

The Ctrl+Shift+T like @rluik said, could also get some back. You can also hold down Ctrl and click the "Show Closed Tabs" button to keep getting the last closed tab until they are all back.

Why do my Google tabs keep closing?

This may be caused by an accidental middle click - middle clicking a tab closes it or clicking on a tab with the scroll wheel. Try this: Go to Control Panel —> Mouse settings —> find settings for Wheel Button and Disable this button.

Why do my Chrome tabs keep closing?

It's very common that the add-ons or extensions installed in your Google Chrome can cause your browser crashing. If your extensions get updated, the new update is not compatible with your browser, and that's why your Chrome keeps crashing.

Why do my tabs keep closing when I click on them?

When you get enough tabs, all you get in the tabs is either the fav-icon of the web page, or a close button. If you've got enough tabs open that that's an issue, then accidentally double-clicking will close the tab.

How do I get my old Chrome tabs back?

Chrome keeps the most recently closed tab just one click away. Right-click a blank space on the tab bar at the top of the window and choose "Reopen closed tab." You can also use a keyboard shortcut to accomplish this: CTRL + Shift + T on a PC or Command + Shift + T on a Mac.

How do I manage tabs in Chrome?

Google recently introduced a new feature called Tab Groups that makes it easier to manage different bunches of tabs in Chrome. Try right-clicking on a tab and choose Add tab to new group—the tab will be assigned a colored dot, and you can give it a name and change its color by right-clicking on the dot.

How do I clear my cookies Chrome?

In Chrome

1. On your computer, open Chrome.
2. At the top right, click More .
3. Click More tools. Clear browsing data.
4. At the top, choose a time range. To delete everything, select All time.
5. Next to "Cookies and other site data" and "Cached images and files," check the boxes.
6. Click Clear data.