Google Assistant has changed “Whats on my display?” button with a Lens-branded shortcut that’s now being known as “Search this display” by some Pixel customers.

Compared to “What’s on my display,” the prevailing Lens button doesn’t seem each time Google Assistant is invoked.

A Reddit consumer who has Pixel 6 Pro stated that a while after “what’s on my display?” was killed unceremoniously and with out clarification by Google, they added a “Lens” button on the Assistant pop up, however not all over the place, and relying on context.

It exhibits up in Chrome and Twitter (alongside “Read”), however availability is hit and miss in third-party apps.

Now, “Search this display” button is showing in Assistant on Android.

Tapping ought to seize the present display and allow you to entry the Translate, Text, Search, Homework, Shopping, Places, and Dining filters, stories 9to5Google.

“Search this display” button opens Lens and “provides you all of the Lens choices, so you do not have to undergo the workaround of screenshotting and Lens-ing it anymore”.

The new Lens display search button has not been rolled out for all however is seen in 13.33.9.29 construct.

Google might roll out this substitute quickly to all Android customers to spice up Lens utilization.

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