Google is announcing a few new features that are being added to its Chrome web browser. One of them will add Google Lens, which will let users select and search for things they see on the web.
Google is using the beginning of August to announce a number of new features it is rolling out to its Chrome browser for desktop users. One of them will bring a feature that’s already available for Chrome users on smartphones.
In a blog post, the company revealed it is bringing the Google Lens feature to Chrome on the PC sometime in the next few days. Best of all, this will work without Chrome users having to launch another tab in their browser. Google states:
To do this, you’ll select the Google Lens icon in the address bar, then click or drag over anything that you want to search; you can also invoke Google Lens from the right-click or three dot menu.
