The Chrome team at Google recently built a new browser. It takes a query or prompt, opens a bunch of related tabs for you, and then builds you a custom app for whatever you’re trying to do. Ask it for travel tips and it’ll build you a planner app; ask it for study help and it’ll build you a flashcard system. It’s Googling meets vibe coding. The concept is called GenTabs, and the browser is called Disco (evidently, both for fun reasons and because it’s short for “discovery”). Google is launching both as experiments in the Search Labs today, to see if they might have a place in the future of the web.
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