Two features are coming to Chrome starting today: a new, vertical tab layout, and an enhanced reading mode that takes up the entire window.

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Google is introducing two big updates for desktop Chrome with vertical tabs and immersive reading mode. Both features are ...

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Google is adding vertical tabs and a more immersive reading mode to desktop Chrome, giving the browser two genuinely useful ...

Google Chrome is rolling out vertical tabs and a full-page Reading Mode, giving users new ways to manage clutter and focus on ...

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