On January 28, 2026 (local time), Google unveiled a range of new AI-driven capabilities for the Chrome browser, all built upon the Gemini 3 framework. Among these, the "Auto Browse" feature stands out as a game-changer. This innovative tool empowers users to entrust Chrome with the automatic execution of various web-based tasks. Whether it's filling out forms, logging into websites, shopping online, gathering data, or planning trips, "Auto Browse" handles it all seamlessly.

Users just need to provide instructions in natural language, and Gemini will spring into action. Through "Auto Browse," it automatically launches Chrome, navigates to the desired webpages, extracts pertinent information, and compiles the results—all without requiring any manual clicking or copy-pasting from the user's end.

Furthermore, Google has revamped the Gemini sidebar, ensuring it remains a constant presence on the browser's edge. This allows users to summon the AI's assistance at any moment, even as they focus on their primary tasks.

In another move, Google has seamlessly integrated the AI-powered image editing tool, Nano Banana, directly into Chrome. Now, users can effortlessly edit and modify images displayed on webpages, right within the browser environment.

Looking ahead, Google has announced plans to roll out a "Personal Intelligence" feature for Chrome in the near future. This addition promises to deliver even more tailored and proactive support to users.