TL;DRGoogle Chrome may soon gain an easier way to access the Ask Gemini shortcut while highlighting text.This updated shortcut will also instantly copy the highlighted text to the Gemini side panel, saving some time in the process.The feature was spotted in a Chrome Canary release, and it’s unclear when it may be widely available to all Chrome users.It’s hard to use a Google product today without seeing some form of Gemini integration, and the Chrome browser is no exception. Gemini in Chrome was expanded earlier this year to include more regions and languages, and it now looks like Google is prepping some additional quality-of-life improvements for this integration.The folks over at Windows Report have uncovered a new Ask Gemini toolbar that appears when text on a webpage is highlighted. This toolbar contains an “Ask Gemini” button, along with shortcuts for Copy, Share, and a three-dot menu.