#Chrome button

Google is now testing an intelligent shortcut in Chrome for a selected number of users depending on their usage pattern. The new context-based button is rolling out slowly to users who use the stable release of the Chrome App on Android (version 101). The intelligent shortcut will depend on how you use your browser, so the user may see a new tab button, share option, or a voice search button. If the said feature doesn't appear yet on your Chrome browser, you may try it yourself by tweaking the ‘chrome://flags/#adaptive-button-in-top-toolbar-customization’ flag. Previously, this new toolbar button had already popped out for Chrome 92 Beta users, which means it has been existing for about a year now. Take note that despite rolling out in the latest stable version of Chrome, it is still in the experimental phase so watch out for more updates. During the latest CES and Google's I/O Developer Conference, it was announced that new features would be coming to ChromeOS to have working across devices much easier. It was recently announced in their Official Blog that those features will now start rolling out to Chromebooks for users with Chrome OS 103. Read more in our articles including "Google tests 'intelligent button' in Chrome mobile toolbar" and "Google updates Chrome OS to better integrate with other devices".