Searching for coupons or tracking price drops can be difficult, especially during the holiday shopping season.
Google Chrome has a feature that provides price information, letting you know if something will be cheaper in the future. Now, in Chrome's address bar on the desktop, there's also a "Purchase Information" label that appears when you visit a website.
Clicking it opens a new sidebar containing a price history chart from the last 90 days, with Google also highlighting the normal price range. There's also an option to enable email alerts for price drops, and everything you're tracking will appear in a new folder in your shopping list.
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Additionally, Chrome's "New Tab" on the desktop will display a tab titled "Continue Browsing," which will include "recently viewed products.".
The browser will also display the available discount coupons, each of which includes a “Discount Tag” (discount code).
At the same time, Google is introducing a new “deal destination in Search,” which highlights products on sale by category: electronics, clothing, toys, home and garden, sports and outdoors, health and beauty, etc.
These offers come from big box stores, DTC brands, luxury brands, designers, and even local stores.
To enjoy this rich experience, search for “store deals” or browse categories like “sneakers deals.”.
Google also released its annual “Holiday 100” list today with “gift ideas and tips based on popular searches throughout the year.” Based on data from Google Trends and other internal tools, the list is divided into categories including Clothing & Accessories, Beauty, Toys & Games, Home & Garden, Health & Wellness, and Electronics.
The latter category , for example, includes:
- Smartwatches
- Mini video projectors
- Luggage tracker tags
- Pixel Fold
- Smart TVs
- Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III
- Gaming headsets with mic
- Instant print cameras for kids
- Mixed reality headsets
- Sleep headphones
- Eye massagers
- Neck fans
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Source: 9to5google.com
