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# Tab groups
Browse active tab groups in a docked window with the Tab groups feature in Remote Desktop Manager to organize and manage multiple open session tabs.
The ***Tab groups*** feature opens a docked window showing a tree view of the various tab groups. It is possible to select multiple tabs at once by Shift-clicking or all of them with the Ctrl+A shortcut. Right-clicking on one or more tabs shows more options.
The other tab groups will only appear if a session that is part of a tab group (other than the ***All*** tab) is active.
Although it is docked by default, the ***Tab groups*** pane can be windowed, dragged, and docked anywhere within Remote Desktop Manager.
To learn how to create a tab group, refer to [***Tab group bar***](/rdm/ribbon-menu-bar/view/tab-groups/tab-group-bar.md).
#### See also
* [Devolutions Academy – Manage tabs using tab groups](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/page/2641980-manage-tabs-using-tab-groups?sid=5e1ad270-9ecb-41cb-9d9d-6de6d80f4a3b\&sid_i=3)
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