Quote:The future Google Chrome updates will bring quite a lot of features to users regardless of their platforms, but on Windows 10, the browser is set to evolve quite significantly.

For example, one of the features coming to Chrome for Windows 10 is support for text suggestions for hardware keyboards when typing in the browser.
Windows 10 added this feature to provide users with text suggestions as they type on either the touch or the hardware keyboard, and the predictions are generated by the same engine that powers SwiftKey on Android and iOS.

Text suggestions were already available in Firefox and other browsers, but Google is only now working on adding support for this feature whenever a hardware keyboard is being used. This will make searching and typing much easier in Google Chrome, especially because the suggestions that Windows 10 provides are typically very accurate.

Additionally, Google is also working on adding Windows Mixed Reality support to Chrome, and the feature is already available in the Canary build of the browser. There’s no ETA for now as to when it should roll out to all users, but I’m guessing this shouldn’t take too long since the testing has already started.