Google Drive hides a free video editor you can use right now

If you use Google Drive, you already have access to a free video editing web app called Google Vids, part of the company's software suite. The tool lives inside Drive and lets you cut clips, add transitions, and produce short videos without installing anything. It works in your browser, so anyone with a Google account can start editing immediately. Why it matters: this puts basic video editing directly into the hands of students, small teams, or anyone who needs a quick edit but doesn't want to pay for or download dedicated software.
Have you tried editing video in a browser before, and how did it compare to desktop apps?

