Google Chrome has a new feature that lets you drag to search on desktop, just like you search on mobile with Circle to Search.
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How to enable the new Google Lens Circle search feature in Google Chrome
In Chrome, Google Lens now lets you select and search any area of a web page, an experience similar to Circle to Search on mobile. Although image search (Google Lens) has long been available on desktop from any browser via the Google Search page, Google Chrome is now integrating a new Lens button that uses AI to easily select, search, and ask questions about any area of a web page without leaving the current tab.
Google is still rolling out this feature, but you can enable Google Lens early in the address bar by turning on a specific feature on the experimental flag settings page.
In this guide, I will explain the steps to enable the feature, which is very similar to Circle to Search, in Google Chrome for Windows 11, 10, macOS or Linux.
