Opera’s study also found that 65% of people want to keep their browser more organized and 60% wanted to be able to group tabs. This is particularly tough for knowledge workers who spend their days working from a PC or for the 66% of Americans who use the same browser for work and personal browsing, Opera says. Today, it’s common for web users to keep open dozens of tabs - and even multiple separate windows, each filled with tabs - as an attempt to keep their web searches and research somewhat organized. In the latest release of Opera’s desktop browser (codenamed R2020), the company is introducing a new feature called “Workspaces” that allows you to organize your tabs based on different contexts - for example, workspaces for work, free time activities, personal projects, research, travel planning and more. A new web browser from Opera launching today aims to help users get their chaotic mess of open tabs back under control.
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