Likely debuting at WWDC, Safari users will soon find it will be easier to create groups of tabs, with a test version of the browser for the 27 operating systems using AI to group them for you.
Apple introduced Tab Groups in Safari 15 back in 2021, to help users organize and save groups of frequently-used browser tabs. Five years later, it is planning another change to the feature.
A test version of Safari for iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27 has updated the Tab Groups to include an automated organization feature, says Mark Gurman in his "Power On" newsletter for Bloomberg. The center-top button for moving between tab groups has a new test option, appropriately titled "Organize Tabs."
This feature is used to tell Safari to automatically group tabs together, or to leave them be manually collated by the user. When selected, Safari says that "tabs will group into topics you browse."
Apple apparently hasn't labeled it as a feature that uses Apple Intelligence, but it is using some form of AI. This sounds similar in concept to the Reminders feature, which can group items from a list into categories, such as product types in a shopping list.
