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How to use Google Gemini in Google Chrome: A new shortcut revealed

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Google Gemini, the company’s ChatGPT competitor, is becoming prevalent across the company’s suite of services, from Gmail to Google Docs and even the Chrome browser thanks to a new update.

The update makes it easier than ever to accessGoogle Geminiand get personalised answers to your burning questions, no matter how niche they might be. It works in a similar way to regular Google searches in the browser, but now with a little bit of GenAI secret sauce.

It was already relatively easy to access Google Gemini by going to theGemini website, but this new browser update makes itevenfaster for Chrome users.

Without further ado, here’s how to use the new Google Gemini shortcut in Google Chrome on PC and Mac.

What you’ll need:

The Short Version

Step1

Open Google Chrome

Open Google Chrome

The first step is to open Google Chrome on your PC or Mac and make sure that it’s up to date. You’ll need version 124.0.6367.119 or later to use the new Google Gemini integration in the browser.

Step2

In the search bar, type@Gemini.

Step3

Select Chat with Gemini

From the list of suggested websites and search queries, select Chat with Gemini.

Step4

Enter your search query

Enter the question you’d like answered directly into the search bar – no need to go to the Gemini website. Once you’ve typed out your question, hit the Enter key to submit.

Step5

Get the information you need

You’ll then be taken to the Gemini website to get the answer to your question, and you can ask any follow-ups if necessary.

Troubleshooting

It sounds like you’re running an older version of Google Chrome. Tap the Three Dots in the upper-right corner of the browser, and if there’s an update available, you’ll be prompted to install it.

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Lewis is the Mobile Editor of Trusted Reviews with plenty of phone experience, from the Nokia 3210 to the iPhone 14 Pro Max. He has been in the tech industry writing about phones, headphones, tablets,…

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