It’s been over a decade since Google’s Chrome web browser was introduced, and current statistics claim that there are 1 billion active users on the web at any given time. If that’s not a testament to how far Google has come since its humble beginnings as a search engine, then we don’t know what is.

Of course, it should come as no surprise that Chrome has become the browser of choice for many of us. Its clean interface, compatibility with websites, and most importantly, its convenience, makes Chrome easy to use and fairly thorough in meeting one’s web browsing needs. So whether you’re new to Chrome or have decided to switch from another browser like Mozilla, if you’re looking to learn how to move a Chrome tab to another window, this article is a good place to start.

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Try as you might, it’s nearly impossible to avoid opening multiple tabs in your Chrome browser. Clicking on one link and then the subsequent, almost unconscious clicking of hyperlinks is just insane, ridiculous and irresistible. But websites are designed to get you to click on more tabs and find ways to engage you with different content. The whole point is to keep you on that website and if the content is worth staying on then we say why not? The good thing is that Chrome has a few simple tricks to help you manage those multiple tabs you’re not in yet.