Apple is testing a new Safari feature that automatically groups open tabs, dubbed "Organize Tabs." Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports the tool will roll out with iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27. Users can toggle automatic grouping on or off, adding flexibility to the existing Tab Groups introduced in Safari 15. This move follows Google’s 2024 Chrome feature, Organize Similar Tabs.

Apple’s decision to separate this function from its broader AI branding signals a cautious approach to artificial intelligence, even if the underlying engine uses machine learning. The feature will arrive during WWDC 26, which opens on June 8, giving developers and power users an early look. By automating tab organization, Safari could reduce clutter and improve productivity for every team globally.

Compared to Chrome’s earlier rollout, Safari’s Organize Tabs arrives later but promises deeper integration with Apple’s ecosystem. The toggle feature lets users decide whether automatic grouping should trigger, catering to both casual surfers and research‑heavy workflows. Once shipped, the tool will likely become a staple for anyone who keeps dozens of tabs open, tightening the browser’s usability for every productivity.