Chrome 90 and Microsoft Edge getting a Window Management feature

With multiple windows open, with multiple tabs each, finding and switching to the right window is not an easy task, especially if Windows has the same pages open. Google is addressing this for Chromium with the Window Naming feature. The option available on the browser frame and in the More Tools menu, allows users to give custom names to windows. Chrome 88 missed this feature, but Chrome 90, as well as Edge 90, are receiving this.

What you need to know:

Chrome and Edge for version 90 are getting a new Window management feature
The feature makes it easy to identify the right window to switch to when you’ve many windows open
You can organize Windows with different labels for Reading, Personal, and Work.
When you mouse over the taskbar icon or in the dock on Mac, you can able to see the window label and switch to the right window easily.
As the named Windows persistent across sessions, they’ll be restored when you restart Chrome next time, ensure, you’ve set the Chrome startup option to continue where you left off, otherwise, that won’t work.

How to name windows in Microsoft Edge or Chrome browser

Launch Chrome or Edge browser
Open windows with at least a couple of tabs open
Right-click on the browser frame and select “Name window..” or you can select the same option in the More Tools menu.
Type the name in the Name this window dialog and click OK.

As of writing this article, the feature is enabled by default in beta versions of Edge 90 beta Chrome 90.

With Tab Groups and Window Naming, Chrome may definitely improve productivity for power users or multi-taskers? What do you say? Let us know your opinions on this in the comments below.