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    A new way to view your tabs

    A PDF open in the Chrome PDF viewer with hand-drawn annotations and signature.

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    Sign and annotate your PDFs

    Autofill user experience for filling in loyalty cards, vehicle information and flight information.

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    Autofill your loyalty cards, flight details, and vehicle info

    A user creates a split view by dragging one tab into another. This lets them easily take notes during a Google Meet call.

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    View two pages in one tab

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A new way to view your tabs

Vertical tabs moves your tabs to the side of your window, allowing you to see entire tab titles, easily manage tab groups, and free up vertical space. It’s the perfect setup if you typically have a lot of tabs open at once.

To move your tabs, right-click your tab strip and select Show tabs vertically.

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Sign and annotate your PDFs

Skip downloading and printing when it’s time to sign a PDF. Use the annotation tool to hand-draw your personal signature, complete forms, and highlight lines.

  1. Open a PDF and click Annotations .
  2. Choose your pen or highlighter style and color.
  3. Draw your annotation or signature, and click Save .

Tip: To make it easier to draw on a small line, Zoom the PDF.

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Autofill your loyalty cards, flight details, and vehicle info

Stop digging for details! Chrome now integrates with Google Wallet to quickly and securely autofill more types of information.

  • Loyalty cards: Earn your rewards without the physical card.
  • Vehicle info: Quickly complete forms for insurance quotes, parking bookings, or registering your car online.
  • Flight details: Check in faster with automatic filling of confirmation numbers and dates.

To use these features:

  1. Sign into Chrome.
  2. Go to Chrome Settings > Autofill and passwords > Enhanced Autofill
  3. Turn on ‘Enhanced autofill’.
Autofill user experience for filling in loyalty cards, vehicle information and flight information.

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View two pages in one tab

Split view puts two pages side-by-side in the same tab. This makes it easier to compare options, watch a video while taking notes, and more.

To open a split view, drag another tab to the left or right edge of your browser window. Or, right-click a link and select Open Link in Split View.