From The Verge · Jess Weatherbed · · 1m 20s
Chrome tabs now remember where you left off
Google's browser updates help you pick up research where you stopped, across devices.
In brief
Google's browser updates help you pick up research where you stopped, across devices. Google Chrome now remembers your scroll position and form progress when you send tabs between devices, and Gemini can quiz you on podcasts and videos. Originally reported by The Verge.
Chrome tabs get memory upgrade
Google Chrome now remembers exactly where you scrolled when sending a tab to another device. No more hunting for your place in long research documents.
Forms stay half-filled across devices
The update also preserves any half-completed forms, so you can finish them on desktop or switch to mobile to complete them on the go.
Gemini expands beyond YouTube
Chrome's Gemini AI can now analyze, visualize and summarize podcasts and videos hosted outside YouTube, not just webpages and YouTube content.
AI finds key moments in audio
Gemini can identify key takeaways, find specific information, or clarify confusing moments in almost any audio or video file you've played through.
“Gemini in Chrome can identify key takeaways, find specific information, or clarify confusing moments for almost any audio or video file once you've played it through.”
Interactive quizzes test your knowledge
Gemini can now generate interactive quizzes based on content in your open tab, letting you test yourself beyond just reading notes.
US and India get the feature first
The quiz feature is rolling out to the US and India in English on desktop, with expansion to other regions and mobile devices in the coming months.
In short
Google Chrome now remembers your scroll position and form progress when you send tabs between devices, and Gemini can quiz you on podcasts and videos.
