Fast, secure web browser with built-in Gemini AI — browse, search, and automate tasks across all your devices.
Google Chrome is the world's most popular web browser, now supercharged with built-in Gemini AI. Ask questions about web content, get AI-powered suggestions, and automate repetitive browsing tasks. Chrome includes robust security with Safe Browsing, Google Password Manager, and enhanced privacy controls.
Performance features like Energy Saver and Memory Saver keep things fast even with dozens of tabs. Syncs seamlessly across desktop, mobile, and tablet.
Pricing model: Free
Common questions about Google Chrome
Chrome has a vertical tab layout if your tab bar has turned into a row of tiny icons.
Right-click a Chrome window and choose Show Tabs Vertically. Your tabs move to a list on the left, with room to read full page titles and see your tab groups.
This started rolling out in April. Chrome’s latest clip shows how to turn it on.
Google says Chrome will now ask for your approval before connecting to any insecure HTTP site, giving you a chance to back out before exposing data.
Google says Chrome now uses Gemini to evaluate page content temporarily and detect complex scams, including fake antivirus alerts and fake browser updates.
Gemini in Chrome can turn a tab's contents into an interactive quiz, including notes in a Google Doc, a research paper, or a YouTube video. Quizzes are rolling out in English on desktop in the U.S. and India.
Gemini can also summarize audio and video and clarify material. Google is highlighting other study tools too, including split view for pairing tabs side by side and cross-device tab handoff that preserves scroll position and form progress.
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Gemini in Chrome is rolling out on desktop and iOS in Australia, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and Vietnam. The iOS rollout excludes Japan.
You can use the assistant to summarize pages, compare information across open tabs, and work with Google apps, including scheduling Calendar meetings and drafting and sending Gmail messages.
The rollout also adds Nano Banana 2 image editing: describe a change in the Gemini side panel to transform an image on the web.…
AI Mode in Chrome desktop now opens webpages beside the search panel. You can ask follow-up questions that reference both the open page and the wider web.
A plus menu on the New Tab page and inside AI Mode lets you combine recently opened tabs, images and files like PDFs in a single query. Existing tools, including Canvas and image creation, are also available from that menu.
The updates are available in the U.S., with Google planning to expand them to more places.…
Gemini in Chrome can now save prompts as reusable Skills. Save one from chat history, then type / or click + to run it on your current tab and any other tabs you select.
You can write your own or customize a premade Skill for tasks such as comparing products across tabs or scanning long documents. Saved Skills sync across signed-in Chrome desktop devices. Actions such as sending an email or adding a calendar event still require confirmation.…
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