Google Chrome introduces new AI features to help you organize tabs, create themes and write text on the web, and faces some challenges along the way.
Google’s popular web browser, Chrome, is getting a makeover with the latest release of Chrome M121, which introduces three new generative AI features that aim to make browsing easier, more efficient and more personalized.
The new features, which are available as experimental options for Chrome users in the U.S. on Macs and Windows PCs, leverage Google’s advanced machine learning and AI technologies to automate and enhance common tasks such as organizing tabs, creating custom themes and writing text on the web.Tab Organizer: a new way to manage tabs
One of the new features, called Tab Organizer, can automatically group and label similar tabs based on their content and context, reducing the clutter and confusion that often arises from having too many tabs open at once. Users can access this feature by right-clicking on a tab and selecting “Organize Similar Tabs” or clicking the drop-down arrow to the left of the tabs. Chrome will also suggest names and emoji for the new groups, making it easier to find and switch between them.
