Google has begun rolling out vertical tabs in its Chrome browser, allowing users to more easily view, manage, and work with their open web pages. The new feature displays all open pages in a sidebar, making it easier for users to open and view more tabs without them getting lost in the shuffle. This also allows users to organize similar or related pages in their own individual homes. Previously, the feature was only accessible to users through the browser's Canary version or a third-party extension. However, now, it is accessible to all Chrome users. Additionally, vertical tabs enable reading mode, which displays current web pages in an uncluttered format so they can read them more easily.