A new “Skills” feature allows users to save prompts and automate tasks across multiple tabs.
Dubai: Google has introduced a new feature in its Chrome browser that allows users to save and reuse AI-powered workflows, expanding the role of artificial intelligence in everyday browsing.
The feature, called “Skills,” is powered by Google’s Gemini assistant and lets users store frequently used prompts and apply them across multiple websites and tabs.
According to a TechCrunch report, the update enables users to create repeatable actions—such as summarising articles, comparing products, or extracting key information—without needing to re-enter prompts each time.
Once saved, these workflows can be activated on demand, enabling the AI to process content across multiple tabs simultaneously.
Other reports, including coverage by The Verge, say the feature is part of Google’s wider effort to integrate AI more deeply into Chrome, transforming the browser into a more interactive, task-oriented platform.Google is also expected to provide a library of pre-built “Skills” alongside custom options, covering common use cases such as content summarisation and video analysis.
The move comes amid growing competition in the AI browser space, with several companies developing tools aimed at automating online tasks and reducing manual input.
The update points to a broader shift in how users interact with browsers, moving from one-time prompts to reusable, automated workflows integrated into everyday web browsing.
