Overview
- Chrome now saves the exact state of a tab when you send it to another device, including scroll position and partially filled forms so you can continue reading or editing without hunting for your place.
- Gemini in Chrome can analyze a wider range of audio and video files beyond YouTube, and it will identify key takeaways or find specific moments once the media has been played through.
- Gemini can generate interactive, AI‑created quizzes from the content of an open tab to help users test their knowledge while studying.
- The quiz feature is launching first in English on desktop in the U.S. and India and Google says it will expand to more regions and to mobile in the coming months.
- The updates pair AI study tools with existing features like tab groups, split view, immersive reading, and Android read‑aloud to speed research and make switching devices less disruptive for students and researchers.