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Google brings more Gemini AI features to Chrome browser

Google is bringing more Gemini AI features to its Chrome browser, the latest in the company's efforts to put its new-age tech front and center for users.

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Google Chrome unveils Gemini-powered auto-browsing feature

Google Chrome Gets Gemini Side Panel and Agentic Browsing Features

Google rolls out update for Gemini in Chrome: Side panel, Nano Banana, more

Google has announced a set of updates to Gemini in Chrome for macOS, Windows, and Chromebook Plus devices.

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Google Launching AI Assistant on Chrome That Can Browse Web on Behalf of Users

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Google just turned Chrome into your personal AI intern and it actually works

Google’s new Chrome AI can now surf the web so you don’t have to

With the latest update, Gemini now lives in a persistent sidebar, allowing users to ask questions about the current page, other open tabs, or even topics related to ongoing searches.

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Google Integrates Gemini 3 Into Chrome, Adds AI Side Panel, Auto Browse, and More

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Google Chrome Just Levelled Up: 7 Massive Gemini AI Updates That Will Change How You Browse Forever

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Millions of Apple users warned to stop using Chrome—here's the risk

Some Apple users have been warned to stop using Google Chrome as a browser. Here's why.

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5 Big Changes Coming To Google Chrome In 2026 (Whether You Like It Or Not)

Gemini in Chrome can browse the web on its own to perform tasks on your behalf and gets its own side panel -- here's what else is new.

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Gemini's new sidebar in Chrome is surprisingly helpful but I found its limits

Gemini now lives in a sidebar in Chrome and brings multi-tab understanding and agentic capabilities. But does it really work?

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Google’s Chrome Decision—Updates Stop For Millions Of Apple Users

Apple warns iPhone and Mac users to stop using Chrome. “Unlike Chrome," Apple tells users, “Safari truly helps protect your privacy.” But Google is also warning that millions of Apple users must quit Chrome — confirming when all support will stop.