Chrome for desktop gets a Google Lens-powered reverse image search option
(Android Central)

You`ll need to have the latest Chrome v92 installed to be able to access Lens. What you need to know Google is finally bringing Lens to the web. The web version of the visual search tool is now rolling out with version 92 of Google`s Chrome browser. Google Lens has been available in Chrome on the mobile web for quite some time now. Back in April, Google Lens` optical character recognition (OCR) feature was added to Photos on the web, allowing users to easily copy text from images. Google is now rolling out a more full-featured version of Lens for the desktop web with the latest Chrome 92 update (via 9to5Google). When you right-click on an image in Chrome, you will now see a new `Search image with Google Lens` option. On the best Android phones, you can access the same option by long-pressing on an image. After you click on the option, you will be redirected to a new Google Lens website with the searched image appearing on the left and web results on the right side of the page....