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To open a new tab on Google Chrome on Mac, press the Command ⌘ + T keys together. This will open up a new tab at the far left end of the window.
Shortcut: Command + T
Mac Keyboard Shortcut - Chrome New Tab: Command ⌘ + T
You can also make use of the mouse to open a new tab using Safari Menu: File -> New Tab
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