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Google is testing scrollable tabs in Chrome (again).

The Verge •
November 02, 2026 • 12:47 PM
• By Dominic Preston
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Chrome used to support tab scrolling with an experimental flag, but removed it earlier this year. Now it’s coming back in the latest Canary build for Chrome Desktop. It lets you navigate crowded tab bars using the scroll wheel, gestures, or arrow controls. [Link: Desktop Horizontal Scrolling Tab Strip Feedback | https://support.google.com/chrome/thread/475931714?hl=en | Google Chrome Community]

Google is testing scrollable tabs in Chrome (again).

Chrome used to support tab scrolling with an experimental flag, but removed it earlier this year . Now it’s coming back in the latest Canary build for Chrome Desktop. It lets you navigate crowded tab bars using the scroll wheel, gestures, or arrow controls.

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