Last week, Google announced new Chrome features: Split View, PDF Annotations, and Save to Google Drive.

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Google is rolling out three Chrome upgrades: split view for side-by-side tabs, built-in PDF highlighting and notes, plus one-click Save to Drive.

According to a post on the official Google blog, the latest Chrome update is designed to reduce tab switching, simplify document editing and streamline file management. The new to ...

Google Chrome native split-screen is officially here — view two tabs at once and ditch the tab juggling for good, along with new PDF tools.

The third addition is a Save to Google Drive feature. By its very definition, it enables users to quickly store files and ...

The latest update adds Split View, built-in PDF annotation tools and tighter Google Drive integration, signalling that even the world’s most widely used browser cannot afford to stand still.

Google is officially confirming the rollout of several Chrome features that we've previously only seen in leaks and rumors. After finally giving us vertical tabs with its last update, Chrome is now ...

Google has added three new features to the Chrome desktop browser, including split view for multitasking, PDF annotations, ...

An obvious use-case for this involves students who have a lecture open on YouTube in one tab and Google Docs for note-taking ...

Google’s Chrome browser is getting a new Split View feature, PDF annotation capabilities, and a new option to save PDFs to ...

Don’t delay, ensure Chrome is updated now as Google confirms an emergency security alert. CVE-2026-2441 exploited in the wild ...