Chrome experimental AI features
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Chrome experimental AI features
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#2what i want is 'read aloud', like MS Edge
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#3Again features nobody cares about
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#4The first two are seemingly of questionable utility, but the 3rd feature (Help me write) is actually quite interesting.
As of late, most of my public written responses (bar HN) have had some sort of collaboration with ChatGPT, and I've often wondered about a native browser integration. For those of us who struggle with communication, this is an exciting prospect!
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#5I don't want another microsoft edge where I have to press hundred buttons just to open website.
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#6what i want is 'read aloud', like MS Edge
Edge is honestly slowly turning into a better Chrome, and the better parts aren't even the LLM craze.
If they keep it up, this might actually threaten Googles browser dominance.
On the AI end though Microsoft aggresively pursues support for other AI providers (Mistral and Lamma both being on Azure API's now), Google tying themselves to Gemini seems to be tying themselves to the best they can do while Microsoft seems to be accruing the best they can get.
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#7I hope the Chrome devs will add some features like those in Arc browser, such as summarizing content while hovering over a link and pressing Shift.
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#8I don't want another microsoft edge where I have to press hundred buttons just to open website.
What are you talking about?
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#9I hope the Chrome devs will add some features like those in Arc browser, such as summarizing content while hovering over a link and pressing Shift.
That would be useful, but also probably quite expensive, if every chrome user use this feature?
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#10what i want is 'read aloud', like MS Edge
Edge is honestly slowly turning into a better Chrome, and the better parts aren't even the LLM craze. If they keep it up, this might actually threaten Googles browser dominance. On the AI end though Microsoft aggresively pursues support for other AI providers (Mistral and Lamma both being on Azure API's now), Google tying themselves to Gemini seems to be tying themselves to the best they can do while Microsoft seems…
Serious question: What do you like about Edge?
I’ve tried it a couple of times (when Bing AI chat was still Edge-only) and was extremely put off by all the coupons, rewards, and other distractions.