Google has released the latest update to Chrome for mobile, which introduces new features for search results, with a feature that improves result suggestions by highlighting what it thinks the user wants to search for based on their previous interactions.
The company has recognized that “searching for something on your mobile should be as simple” as doing it from your computer, which is why it has incorporated some tools that make searching for something easier. results on iOS and Android.
First, it has announced shortcuts to suggestions in the search bar, which aims to make it easier for users to access certain web pages based on their interactions with the browser. have previously registered.
In this way, if the user usually types the word “timetables” and accesses the ones corresponding to a specific bus line, the browser will place the shortcut to this website first in the search bar.
On the other hand, it has added new buttons to the search results, which function as shortcuts so that you do not have to open a restaurant’s website if you are searching, for example, for its contact telephone number. That way, when you type the name of a place in the search bar, it will show also buttons like ‘Addresses’ or ‘Reviews’.
The tech firm said the feature is already available in the Google Chrome app for Android phones and will be coming to Google Chrome on iOS later this fall.
The company has indicated, on the other hand, that it has updated the Chrome address bar on both Android tablets and iPads to optimize the experience and take advantage of their larger screen sizes. In this sense, it has reported that, from now on, when the address bar is used, the website will always be visible below the dropdown menu to return to it easily.
In addition to adding search suggestions based on trends in the address bar In addition to Chrome on iOS – which has been available on Android for a year now – Google has finally introduced a series of live sports scores cards.
With these, the company aims to provide users with more visual information on how a match is developing with continuous updates and from Chrome’s Discover Feed for iOS and Android.