Following testing in March, Google Chrome is officially launching “Minimized Custom Tabs” that make use of PiP windows. The big focus is on multitasking and letting users “effortlessly transition between native app and web content.” When opening links using a Chrome Custom Tab (like from Gmail), you’ll see a new downward-facing chevron next to the back button. This will shrink that webpage down into a Picture-in-Picture window. That PiP features the site favicon, page name, and domain, with only one available at a time. You can dock that PiP to the left/right edge of your screen, as well as resize the window (though that’s somewhat counterintuitive and takes up real estate).
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