Google is moving toward integrating a Compose feature into the Chrome browser, a tool that generates text on demand using artificial intelligence. The development appears in changes tracked in the Chromium Gerrit system and has been highlighted by technology outlets like 9to5mac.
The new compose capability is designed to streamline writing across a range of tasks, from social media updates to email drafts. It would introduce an interactive pop-up autocomplete window that activates within text fields on web pages, giving users real-time suggestions as they type.
Beyond simple word suggestions, the AI is expected to assess the content of open websites to better grasp the user’s objective. This context awareness would enable the system to offer multiple writing styles and allow users to reformulate or compress existing text for clarity and impact.
Already, similar features have appeared in other Google services such as Gmail, Google Keep, and Messages under a banner often referred to as Smart Write. This indicates a broader strategy to embed AI-assisted writing across platforms used daily by millions of people.
Related innovations include assistive technologies for accessibility, such as intelligent tools designed to help visually impaired users navigate digital content. The evolution of AI in mainstream browsers continues to emphasize user empowerment through faster, more natural communication while maintaining control over tone and structure.