There are many tools you can use to track the price of online products, but what if your browser can do it on its own? You can do this with a feature in Google Chrome for Android.
Price tracking was introduced in Google Chrome 90 for Android, designed to do most of the work for you. There is no need to manually tell Chrome to track the price of the product, you just need to keep the tab open and Chrome will monitor it.
STEPS:
- First, open the Google Chrome app on your Android device. Flags are available for Chrome on almost every platform, but this one is exclusive to Android.
- Next, type chrome://flags in the address bar, and then hit Enter.
- Type “Tab Grid Layout” in the search bar at the top. The price-tracking feature is part of Google’s experiments with the open tabs UI.
- Select the drop-down menu under the flag titled “Tab Grid Layout.”
- The one that you want to choose is “Enabled Price Notifications.”
- After enabling a flag, you’ll need to restart the browser to apply the change. Select the blue “Relaunch” button when you’re ready.
- There are actually two parts to this feature. You can see price drops displayed on the open tabs and receive alerts. Tap the tabs icon in the Chrome top bar to get started.
- To see price drops on the tabs, tap the three-dot menu icon on the New Tab page and select “Track Price.”
- Make sure that “Track Price on Tabs” is toggled on. This is also where you can turn off both features.
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