Automatic typo corrections
Chrome will now automatically correct common typos in the address bar. For example, if a user types “googl” instead of “google,” Chrome will automatically correct the typo. This will help users avoid landing on the wrong websites. This will be available on both mobile and the web.
Searches within bookmark folders
Chrome will now allow users to search within their bookmark folders directly from the address bar. This will help users find their saved websites more easily and will also be available on both mobile and the web.
Smarter autocompletion
Chrome will now suggest more relevant websites and search queries as users type into the address bar. This will help users find the information they need more quickly.
Suggestions for popular sites
When you start typing in a URL, Chrome will suggest websites that you might be interested in based on your browsing history and search history. This can be a great way to find new websites that you might not have otherwise discovered.
Faster response and easier-to-read layout
Chrome’s address bar has been redesigned to be faster and easier to read. The new layout is more streamlined and features larger text and icons.
All of these new features are expected to be rolled out to all Chrome users in the coming weeks, hopefully with the upcoming version of the browser.
