Google is frantically turning its web browser into a portal for its other products and services. Although it remains to be seen whether this activity will anger competitors and regulators, it seems that no one can stop Google’s actions.
Most of these new and upcoming features revolve around search results and new tab pages, and now there will also be a new module, as long as you open a new browser tab, your Google photos content will appear.
The Chrome browser has undoubtedly made great progress, not only in terms of functionality but also in terms of the user interface. The tabbed user interface is no longer limited to a single page per window, it opens the door to more experiences, although some of them are controversial.
The new tab page has gone beyond a mere blank canvas and has become a gathering place for website links, other services and even advertisements. Chrome’s new tab page now has many modules, almost all of which are related to Google’s products.
The most notable is discovery, which surfaced potentially interesting articles based on your searches and preferences (which Google knows). Recently, people have seen that Google has also integrated Google hard drives into this part.
The latest addition to this page will be Google Photos Memories, which is part of Google’s cloud photo service that organizes and organizes photos based on events and dates. Once users enable them, they will be able to see new memories, saving them time and not having to check Google photos regularly or wait for notifications. Like the Google Drive integration, this feature is hidden under a test mark in the Canary version of Chrome.
This feature may bring benefits to heavy users of Google Photos who may already be using the Chrome browser. It is located on a page you are most likely to see when using Chrome, which is very convenient. In other words, this also shows that Google intends to make its browser a portal to its services.
