The company says it helps find tabs much faster especially compared to poking and prodding at the little tab strip at the top. You’ll now have the option to view all your tabs as a visual grid. Google is also giving the option of using a visual grid of tabs rather than the horizontal tab strip. This comes with an auto-scroll back feature so you can swipe between tabs, hiding the close buttons when your tabs are too small to prevent mis-taps - plus the inclusion of a restore feature. The first change adds a new side-by-side design when using Chrome paired with another app. These updates can be broken down into design and functionality improvements, and we’ll be kicking things off with the redesign. After long being neglected on the big screen, especially in comparison to Apple’s or Samsung’s browsers, Google says it’ll be rebuilding the browser to help you get work done faster with a tablet or other large-screened device. Google today announced the release of its redesign for the Chrome app on Android tablets.

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