Gemini 3 is now integrated into Chrome for MacOS, Windows, and Chromebook Plus, bringing advanced AI features aimed at enhancing productivity and multitasking. The standout addition is a new side panel that allows users to manage tasks while keeping their main work visible. This feature can be used for comparing products, summarizing reviews, or organizing chaotic schedules. Nano Banana, another feature, lets users transform images directly in the browser without needing to download or re-upload them. You can simply type a prompt to create infographics or get design ideas. Gemini also connects seamlessly with Google Apps like Gmail and Calendar, streamlining workflows. For example, if you’re booking a flight for a conference, Gemini can pull relevant emails and provide flight options based on your needs. Chrome is introducing auto browse, which goes beyond autofill. For AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in the U.S., this feature automates complex tasks, such as planning vacations or scheduling appointments. It can even handle multi-step processes like filling out forms or searching for specific items online. The system is designed to ask for user confirmation on sensitive actions, ensuring security and control in the browsing experience. Lastly, Chrome will adopt the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), a new standard for AI-driven commerce, enabling smoother transactions through various platforms. With robust security measures in place, Gemini in Chrome aims to create a more personalized and efficient browsing experience.