Google has updated its Chrome app for iOS to help you find what you're looking for even faster.
With the latest version, you can simply pull down on any page to reload, open, or close tabs with a single swipe. Just pull straight down to reload, pull down and left to open a new tab, or pull down and right to close a tab.
The update also brings a handy change when you search in the Chrome address bar. Now, when you search for things like weather, stocks, and unit conversions, Chrome will show you suggested answers as you type. For instance, as I start typing "weather," Chrome immediately tells me it's 78 degrees in Tampa, near where I live.
Besides that, you can now add Chrome to your Today View on iOS 8, so you can open a new tab or start a voice search more quickly. Adding the new Chrome widget requires a few steps: First, make sure your phone is unlocked, then swipe down from the top of the screen. From the upper left corner, choose Today, then scroll down to the bottom, tap Edit, then choose Chrome from the list of apps.
Finally, you can also now use password managers like 1Password and LastPass to fill out website fields in Chrome for iOS.
Meanwhile, Google also has some new goodies for Chrome on the desktop and Android. The Web giant this week released Chrome 42 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android, bringing push notifications to your desktop and mobile device, so you won't miss any updates from your favorite websites.
The new version of Chrome for iOS is available in the App Store now, and Chrome 42 for Android can be found in the Google Play store.