Google just rolled out Gemini in Chrome to all Android users in the U.S., letting you summarize web pages and sync with apps like Calendar and Keep without switching tabs. Higher-tier AI subscribers also get 'auto browse'—an agentic assistant that can tackle real-world chores like booking parking or updating recurring orders, backed by built-in prompt injection defenses.
Google just rolled out Gemini in Chrome to desktop users in the UK, with iOS support arriving next month. The built-in assistant lets you summarize content, compare information across multiple tabs, and interact with Google apps without leaving the page. It also integrates Nano Banana 2 for prompt-based image edits and features defenses against prompt injection.
Google just gave Chrome a massive AI overhaul powered by its flagship Gemini 3 model, adding a native side panel assistant and an agentic "auto browse" feature. The browser can now handle tedious multi-step workflows like researching flights, filling out forms, and finding deals across tabs. Why it matters: Chrome is evolving from a passive window into an active personal assistant, though the auto browse feature is initially restricted to U.S. AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.
