Naming and Saving Your Consulting Research as Collections of Chrome Tabs
Have you ever done hours of research on the web, created a collection of tabs with the info you need, and then had to repeat your work as you try to find them all a few days later? Wouldn’t it be great if you could name and save a collection of tabs in a Chrome browser?
To save a named collection of tabs open in a Chrome browser, follow these steps,
- 1Arrange open tabs in the order you want. Close unwanted tabs.
- 2Press Ctrl+Shift+D (Apple+Shift+D) to open the Bookmark All Tabs dialog box.
Bookmark All Tabs box
- 3If you do not have a bookmark folder to hold tab collections, click the New Folder button and create a folder. Give the new folder a category name, like Client Research, because each collection of tabs you store in it will have its own unique name, like ABC Corp New Product.
- 4Select the folder to hold your tab collection.
- 5In the Name text box, enter a name for your tab collection. You may want to include a date to make management easier, for example, ABC Corp New Product 20190615.
- 6Click Save to save all the open tabs into the folder you selected.
To open your collection of saved tabs,
- 1Click the folder on the Bookmark bar that holds your collection.
- 2Open the tab(s) you want from the collection,
- To open a single tab, open the folder containing the collection, then click the tab name.
- To open all tabs in the collection, right-click the folder containing the collection, then select,
- Open all
- Open all in new window
- Open all in incognito window
Bonus Tip...
Ever accidentally close a tab and want to reopen it?
Just press Ctrl+Shift+T (Apple+Shift+T) to reopen the last tab closed.