Alongside auto browse, Google today announced a number of additional updates to Gemini in Chrome, including the new side panel.
Alongside auto browse, Google today announced a number of additional updates to Gemini in Chrome, including the new side panel.
Since launch, Gemini in Chrome has leveraged a floating window. That interface is now being joined by a side panel that’s specific to each tab for improved multitasking. You can switch between either UI from the top-right corner. This is rolling out now.
Chrome now supports Gemini’s Connected Apps, like Calendar, YouTube, Maps, Google Shopping, and Google Flights.
