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Gemini already allows users to ask questions about a web page, summarize its information, or perform various tasks
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For instance, Google suggests that if a user often asks Gemini to suggest vegan substitutions when looking at recipe websites, they can now save that prompt and use it across different web pages.
Key facts
- These Skills can also be edited at any time, Google notes
- Google is adding more AI capabilities to its Chrome web browser, the company announced on Tuesday
- The feature ties into Google’s integration of its Gemini AI into Chrome, which arrived alongside a slate of new competitors in the browser ecosystem from companies like OpenAI (Atlas), Perplexity
- To access the feature, save the AI prompt as a Skill directly from chat history
Summary
Google is adding more AI capabilities to its Chrome web browser, the company announced on Tuesday. The feature ties into Google’s integration of its Gemini AI into Chrome, which arrived alongside a slate of new competitors in the browser ecosystem from companies like OpenAI (Atlas), Perplexity (Comet), and The Browser Company (Dia), among others. Gemini already allows users to ask questions about a web page, summarize its information, or perform various tasks. To access the feature, save the AI prompt as a Skill directly from chat history.