Google Photos On The Web Is Getting The Mobile Apps' Collections

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If you regularly use Google Photos on the web (rather than on your smartphone), you'll be pleased to learn that the web version is getting a small UI change. This UI change means the menu options match those recently introduced to the mobile version of Google Photos, and is designed to make it easier than ever to find the content you're looking for.