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Google has released version 121 of its Chrome web browser. Google Chrome is available for Windows, Linux and macOS. There are also versions for Android and iOS, but they follow a slightly different release schedule. In version 121, Google has a number of AI-powered features, including a way to organize tabs and create themes. Later there will also be an option to assist with writing content. Learn more about the changes made in this release, in addition to the usual ones bug and security fixescan be done How-To Geek are being found.

Google Chrome 121 Has New AI Features for Writing & Organization

Google Chrome 121 includes the first wave of AI-powered features. Google is calling them “early public experiments,” and for the moment, they're turned off for enterprise and educational accounts. The company is also emphatic that the features aim to solve existing problems in the browser, rather than the approach we've seen with browsers like Microsoft Edge and Opera, which just added an AI chatbox to the sidebar and not much else.

The first new feature is Tab Organizer, which can automatically suggest and create tab groups based on your open tabs. Chrome has offered groups tab for years, but there are probably a lot of people who don't use them, or just find the feature more effort than it's worth. You can try it out by right-clicking on a tab, and selecting the 'Organze Similar Tabs' menu option.

Google said in a blog post, “This can be particularly helpful if you're working on several tasks in Chrome at the same time, like planning a trip, researching a topic and shopping. […] Chrome will even suggest names and emoji for these new groups so you can easily find them again when you need them next.”

The browser is also adding a custom theme generator for the browser, using a similar technology as the generative AI wallpapers in Google Pixel phones running Android 14. You'll be able to quickly create custom Chrome themes based on “a subject, mood, visual style and color that you choose.”

The last feature is an AI-powered writing assistant, but it isn't coming until “next month's Chrome release” (presumably Chrome version 122). Similar to the drafting features in Gmail and other applications, you can right-click on a text box or field on any site, and select “Help me write.” Then you just type in a few words, and Google's AI will whip up a draft.