You can still download and use Google Chrome for free, but there are signs that a paid subscription might be required for some upcoming AI features.

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Google is launching Disco, a new experiment for the Chrome browser built on Gemini 3. The tool allows users to turn open tabs into interactive web apps, known as “GenTabs”, which can be used for study ...

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Anthropic launches a Claude Chrome plugin that adds AI help to your browser, letting Claude fill forms, manage tasks, and ...

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Shareholders are advised that the Annual Report for the year ended 30 September 2025, which incorporates the summarised Annual Financial Statements and Notice of the Annual General Meeting (AGM), will ...

The latest news comes from Windows Report. “If you open the Chrome download page in Microsoft Edge, you may see a new banner ...

Having AI mode working in Chrome means you can do all the AI-centric tasks, which includes asking queries, uploading PDF or images to analyse and summarise the content in the browser itself.