Google's 'Circle Search' Feature Comes to Chrome Browsers and ChromeOS

TapTechNews July 31st news, Google's AI feature Circle Search has previously debuted on Samsung Galaxy S24 series phones, and now this feature has landed on Chrome browsers and ChromeOS operating systems.

However, users who want to experience this feature may need to wait a little while. Currently, Circle Search is only available on ChromeOS 127 beta version and Chrome 128 Beta version (for Windows and macOS). In addition, this function is named Search with Google Lens in Chrome browsers.

In Chrome browsers on Windows or macOS, click the three-dot menu in the upper right corner and select Search with Google Lens, and then circle any area on the screen to obtain immediate search results in the sidebar. On ChromeOS, the Google Lens icon in the address bar can be directly used.

TapTechNews noticed that Google provided a detailed introduction to this function in the update log of Chrome 128 Beta version: Google Lens in Chrome browsers can easily search any content seen on the screen. Whether it is when watching videos, slides in live broadcasts or web page images, you can directly use Google Lens to get answers and continue to browse the newly discovered information.

It is expected that in the next few weeks, the stable versions of Chrome 128 and ChromeOS 127 will be officially released, and then all users can experience the Circle Search feature on Chrome browsers.