Chrome for iPhone beta lets you ask Gemini about multiple open tabs

Google is testing a new Gemini feature in Chrome for iPhone. The latest Chrome for iOS TestFlight beta adds a Tabs option to the Ask Gemini prompt, letting users select multiple recent pages and ask Gemini questions across them without leaving the browser.



This builds on the Ask Gemini button Google has already been testing in Chrome. After opening the prompt, users can tap the + button to attach content. The latest build adds a dedicated Tabs option alongside Photos, Camera, and Create image.



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Selecting Tabs opens an Add recent tabs screen listing recently opened pages. Users can choose which tabs Gemini should use instead of selecting a single page. The selected pages then appear as chips above the prompt before the request is sent.



Image credit: Venkat | The Mac Observer.



In our testing, Gemini summarized information from multiple selected tabs in a single response. After selecting two different webpages, it generated a combined summary without requiring users to switch between tabs or copy text into another app.



The entire workflow stays inside Chrome. Users pick their tabs, enter a prompt, and Gemini displays its response in an overlay on top of the current page.



Google hasn't announced the feature publicly. It's currently available only in the latest Chrome for iOS TestFlight beta, and there's no word yet on when it might reach the stable version.



Gemini already supports using multiple tabs in Chrome on desktop. The latest Chrome for iOS TestFlight beta brings a similar experience to iPhone through a dedicated Tabs picker in the Ask Gemini prompt.