Google has launched a new "Summarize Page" feature in Chrome, powered by the Gemini 2.5 Flash AI model.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Google has rolled out a range of AI features to enhance both productivity and security. Here's how Gemini in Chrome can elevate browsing.

Google embeds Gemini into Chrome in what it calls the browser’s biggest upgrade, adding features to summarize pages, combat scams, and simplify browsing.

Chrome’s Canary build quietly adds a “Contextual tasks” panel tied to Gemini. It's rough, but it points to agentic browsing, useful in small steps, as long as permissions, controls, and trust catch up.

Google has announced Privacy Sandbox, which removed tracking cookies in Chrome, is being discontinued in a major update.

The Gemini overlay in Chrome for Android has a new chip. The new chip acts as a shortcut for summarizing a page. It appears the feature always uses Gemini 2.5 Flash to create a summary.

The good news is that this incredible integration won’t be confined to the U.S. forever. Google has indicated that the rollout of Gemini in Chrome for users outside of the United States is planned for early next year, with a phased approach to ensure stability and gather feedback from different regions.

If you're tired of actually reading the websites you access on the Google Chrome browser, you are very much in luck. After previewing the feature last month, Gemini now summarizes a given web page in Chrome directly in the browser.

As previewed last month, activating the Gemini overlay in Chrome for Android now lets you quickly Summarize pages.

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