Latest Google Chrome beta includes new gestures and nifty image search features

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Good news for you Chrome Beta users out there as the fine browser's development team has announced a major overhaul of the popular browser, which should make more than a few of you out there very happy. Right off the bat, Google has included some new image search functionality— users can now press on an image and then have the option to search for that particular image within the default search provider (presumably Google). Additionally, the Chrome team went ahead and included some pretty slick gestures that allow the switching of tabs to be even more seamless and smooth. Users will now have the option of swiping horizontally across the top toolbar to quickly switch tabs or drag vertically down from the toolbar to enter into the tab switcher view. So yes friends— it appears that life just gotten a little better for us Chrome users, right?

The new features are available in the latest beta now, though there's no word on when a full rollout will hit the masses just yet. Here's hoping we'll see everything available for the rest of the Android world sooner than later.

source: Chrome Blog

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