The changes and new Android 5.0 update Lollipop also impact how the Google Chrome browser behaves. We show you how to access your tabs
Where I see Chrome tabs? This is probably one of the first questions you will ask you when you are using for the first time a device with Android 5.0 Lollipop, if you get used to using Chrome.
The Display Chrome tabs is one of the major changes in Lollipop Android 5.0, since there is an icon in the app that lets you view all open tabs.
In the previous version had the option to slide down from the address bar to display all open tabs but this does not work with Android 5.0 Lollipop. – at least today
5. Android integrates Chrome tabs in the same display recent apps or Overview (as we now call Google) on devices like the Nexus Nexus 6 and 9. Just press the button or square key (or was known as recent apps) and get all tabs in the middle of the apps. Fortunately, when you saw different tabs recently, the system groups them in a segment of “windows” in the Overview .
You can browse through all your recent apps, like with your Chrome tabs by sliding your finger up and down. You can delete apps or sliding sideways tabs and selecting the “X” in each. Likewise, you can select one of those tabs to open on your device.
To learn more tricks of Android 5.0 Lollipop click here or visit our impressions of Android 5.0.
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