One notable addition was the function “Tab Editor”Makes management easier by automatically grouping tabs by similar topics 24 Channels. This feature is activated with a simple right-click and allows users to easily organize tabs related to specific activities, such as online shopping or news reading.

The goal is to simplify navigation, allowing users to focus on content rather than the burdensome task of managing multiple open tabs, Google said in a blog post.

Chrome organizes your tabs on its own / Google Screenshot

Make your Chrome unique

Another improvement can be found in Chrome’s updated AI-powered theme store; here users can now choose an image, style and color scheme. Using text-to-image technology similar to Android’s generative wallpapers, AI creates unique themes for the browser based on user preferences.

AI theme generator for Google Screenshot/Photos

More AI features in Chrome

The feature is planned to be released next month “Help me write”It will help users write text in any text field on websites. After right-clicking on a text field, users will be asked to specify what to type and the AI ​​will create a starter version.

Chrome will help you create text/Google Screenshot

This feature aims to simplify tasks such as:

• creating email,
• Writing reviews about purchases,
• Responses to invitations.

Google appears to be using the Chrome browser as a focal point to roll out the latest AI developments, including the Gemini model and the Bard AI chatbot. While rivals like Microsoft, Arc, and Opera have been integrating AI into their products for about a year now, Google’s approach involves comprehensively integrating AI tools into Chrome to provide users with an intuitive and comfortable experience.

The move raises questions about whether the strategy is the answer to the tech industry’s innovation race. As Google continues to incorporate AI into various aspects of Chrome, users may soon witness AI features becoming a standard component of their daily internet experience.