Google Chrome is about to release the feature of using Gemini from the User Bar. In fact, some users can already improve this feature using the Chrome beta. To free the Gemini from the bar of endereços, while you are with the Chrome 125, the user must precisely activate both flags of the browser.
To enable these options, the user specifies the numbers chrome://flags in the address bar. It's up to you to do this for the browser's experimental recursos fabric. On this page, you need to scan the search bar to:
- Expansion Pack for Site Search Starter Pack
- IPH message for Site Search Starter Pack – only available in Chrome 125 beta
The names of these flags are displayed in English, even if your browser is in Portuguese. There is no direct link between each description and the button to activate the flags. After that, you will be able to use Gemini directly from the browser. But here it is: the IPH message is now available in the Chrome beta.
Gemini on the endereço Chrome bar
Even if you don't use Gemini from the Chrome toolbar, there are already screenshots of the embed feature. The description of the new video is very explanatory: you can send prompts for Google's generator AI directly from the address bar, precisely opening the recurse site or an extension.
To use Gemini, first open again, type @gemini in the endereços bar, then enter the space and follow the desired prompt. When you enter, you will be taken to the Gemini page, where you will see your order followed by the AI response.
An integration is interesting to speed up this step of sending a prompt to Gemini. Are you writing to use Opera and Edge. Fazendo a comparison between minha experience and relato do Android Fontuse the AI from the end bar, which seems to be the most convenient.
When you perform a tune in a singing menu, you can use text selection to translate or signify it. The Edge has a button on the upper edge directly to open the co-pilot. In all these two browsers the function is to send a message to the business bar to make it most convenient.
Information on: Android Font e History of Chrome
