Tech giant Google has announced that its web browser Chrome will now give price drop notifications for products to users. Users don't need to refresh the page every day to see the price of any product.
They can opt-in to receive an email or mobile notification from Chrome if there is a price drop, the tech giant said in a blogpost on Thursday. This feature is available on desktops and Android devices in the US and can be turned on by selecting 'track price' in the Chrome address bar.
Other than the price drop notifications, Google introduced other new features as well. When users add items to their shopping cart, Chrome will find available discount codes from the retailer and automatically show them at checkout.
Additionally, users can open the New Tab page anytime when they need to track down existing shopping carts and they will see available discounts there, too. Both features are now available on desktop, starting first in the US.
With the help of Chrome on desktop, users can now right-click an image and select 'search image with Google Lens' to immediately get results in the side panel. The results willAshow similar options from retailers and prices that fit users' budget.
It will also show if the item is in stock or backordered. Chrome will help users to save time by filling out everything automatically with previously saved information, such as users' addresses or payment details from Google Pay.
"We recently expanded the ability to save your payment info to your Google account in 67 more countries," the tech giant said. Users can go into Chrome settings under 'Autofill' to enter their preferred address and payment information.