Google is introducing five new updates to the Chrome address bar to make it easier to search the web, the tech giant announced on Wednesday. The changes include smarter autocompletion, automatic typo ...

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Google is testing showing the ability to search in AI Mode within the Chrome search bar on desktop and Android devices. This is obviously being tested both in the US and in India, where AI Mode is ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Chrome can now fix your typos, search your bookmarks, and generally help you get where you’re going without so ...

Sometimes, increasing your productivity isn't about making big changes. Reducing the clicks it takes to perform an action you do multiple times a day can make a surprisingly big difference. If you use ...

Google is integrating a feature similar to Circle to Search into Chrome’s address bar for desktop PCs and laptops. Until now, Circle to Search was only available on mobile devices, with native ...

Google wants to make using its Chrome browser as easy as possible. With this in mind, the company is implementing machine learning to make the Chrome address bar, also known as the omnibox, smarter.

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Following Tuesday’s announcement, the Gemini shortcut in desktop Chrome’s address bar has rolled out. Gemini should appear first when you type @ in Chrome’s address bar. Chrome added these Omnibox ...

Learn more about the latest Google Chrome update to improve the mobile search experience, including a new way to explore trending searches. Google Chrome for mobile has introduced related searches to ...

Google Chrome’s address bar (or omnibox, as Google calls it), might seem simple, but you can actually do a lot more with it than just search for your favorite website. Turns out the Chrome URL bar ...