Google Upgrades Chrome Tab Sharing With Scroll Memory, Expands Gemini Quizzes to 2 Markets
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Updated · The Verge · Sep 24
Google Upgrades Chrome Tab Sharing With Scroll Memory, Expands Gemini Quizzes to 2 Markets
3 articles · Updated · The Verge · Sep 24
Summary
Chrome now preserves scroll position and half-filled forms when users send tabs between mobile and desktop, letting them resume long documents or unfinished tasks exactly where they stopped.
Gemini in Chrome is also widening its study tools beyond webpages and YouTube, adding analysis, summaries and key takeaways for podcasts and other audio or video played through the browser.
Google has added interactive quiz generation from the content on an open tab, extending Chrome’s push to make research and studying more hands-on.
The quiz feature is rolling out first on desktop in the U.S. and India in English, with broader regional and mobile expansion planned in the coming months.