Gemini on the Web is getting support for new extensions that will allow users to get more out of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots. The web client for chatbots now supports Google Keep and Google Task apps. These extensions were first released on the Gemini app exclusively for the Pixel 9 series. However, it appears that the tech giant is now expanding the feature to more users. Notably, extensions on the web version of the AI chatbot are available to all users.
Gemini people will get support for new expansion
Gadgets 360 staff members were able to verify the presence of these extensions on the web version of Gemini. Google Keep and Google Tasks support can be seen under the Workspace extension which also allows access to other apps like Gmail, Docs, Drive, and more.
To activate the extension, users need to open Gemini on the browser. After reaching the webpage, users need to click on the Settings icon located at the bottom left corner. There, users can tap on Extensions, find the Google Workspace option and turn it on. However, the extension will only work if the user is signed in to their Google Workspace account on the browser.
Once the extension is activated, users can return to the main interface and type ‘@’ followed by the extension’s name in the text field to access the feature. Google Keep, for example, allows users to create notes and lists for a variety of purposes. The process is simple. Users can ask the AI to name the list and the items in it.
Users can also add recommendations received by AI directly to the list. But Gemini can’t modify, delete or share an existing note, or add or view images to a note.
Similarly, the Google Tasks extension allows users to use Gemini to add reminders and tasks. By telling the date, time and task, AI can automatically generate a reminder for it. These tasks can also be set during a conversation with the chatbot by asking them to “add a reminder for this.” Gemini will be able to understand and connect the context.
