Google in the next release of Chrome will launch an ML model that helps the browser automatically block unwanted notifications. Check details here.
Google Chrome is a web browser that you can use to browse the Internet. According to the latest update, Google Chrome will soon automatically block annoying website pop-ups. Google in the latest version blog post shared a number of recent and future machine learning (ML) enhancements to deliver a safer, more accessible, and more personalized browsing experience. “Safe Browsing in Chrome helps protect billions of devices every day, by displaying warnings when people try to navigate to dangerous websites or download dangerous files,” Google said. And now, to further improve the browsing experience, Google is evolving the way people interact with notifications across the web.
Notifications can do both – it can be helpful to know updates from sites that interest you, while unnecessary notification permission prompts can become a nuisance. To help people browse the web with minimal disruption, Chrome predicts when permission prompts are unlikely to be granted based on how users have previously interacted with similar permission prompts and mutes permissions. this unsolicited reminder. In the next release of Chrome, Google will roll out an ML model that makes these predictions entirely on-device. However, the date for the same is still unknown. Also read: Telegram tips and tricks: Send secret messages using the app; check the steps
This is not all, Google has also announced other updates they will bring to Chrome. Earlier this year, Google launched Journeys to help people find their steps back online. With ML and Journeys, Chrome brings together the pages you’ve visited on a certain topic and makes it easy to pick up where you left off. Google is also using ML to make those web pages available in your preferred language.
With the same announcement, the blog post reads “We’ve come up with an updated language recognition model to figure out the language of the page and whether it needs to be translated to match user preferences.” You or not. As a result, we see tens of millions of more successful translations every day.” Also read: This WhatsApp Privacy feature will keep your chats SAFE! Know the tricks
It adds that in the near future it will use ML to adjust the toolbar in real time – highlighting the most useful action in the moment (e.g., share a link, search by voice, etc.). Additionally, Chrome users will be able to customize it manually.
