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Huawei: Add a New Tab in the Browser App

Comparing gadget prices or checking multiple news articles usually means closing your current page just to open another one. On Huawei phones the Browser app lets you keep the page you are on running in the background while you open a fresh tab for research. Many users overlook this because the tab controls sit in a spot that is easy to miss on first use.

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VersionAndroid 10 · EMUI

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Android 10 · EMUI
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Add a New Browser Tab auf Huawei

The Huawei Browser app keeps every open page as a separate tab, similar to a desktop browser. This lets you research prices, read news, or fill out a form on one page while another stays loaded in the background. Closing the whole app to switch tasks is not necessary once you know where the tab controls sit.

On EMUI, the tab overview is not on the main toolbar by default, which is why many users assume the browser can only show one page at a time. The controls are one tap away from the address bar.

Add a new tab

Open Open the Browser app and go to Tap on Tabs to see every page currently open. From there, tap Tap on New to load a blank tab and enter a new address or search term.

The page you were viewing stays exactly where you left it. Switching back later reloads it instantly, without losing your scroll position or any text you had entered in a form.

If you only need to check something quickly, a new tab is faster than bookmarking or closing the current page. Once you are done comparing, you can close the extra tab from the same tab overview.

Frequently asked questions

The app supports several tabs running at the same time, limited mainly by available memory on your phone. If pages start reloading on their own when you switch back, close a few unused tabs from Tap on Tabs.