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Jeff Parsons

Chrome on Android is rolling out a useful new feature — this'll save you time

An image of the Google Chrome logo on a smartphone, representing an article about how to set Chrome flags.

Google is rolling out a new feature called "Listen to this page" on the Android version of its Chrome browser. As you might have surmised, the feature will read the contents of the page out loud to you from directly within the browser tab. It'll even overlay podcast-style controls letting you pause, change the reading speed or skip forward/backwards by 10 seconds.

This feature is similar to the "Listen to page" option in Safari on the iPhone and will no doubt come in very handy to those of us who never seem to find a spare second to read the dozens of articles we have saved up.

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