Gemini in Chrome Select from Screen Lets Users Target Specific Page Content

Gemini in Chrome can now focus on exactly what a user points to, a chart, a comparison table, or a diagram, rather than processing an entire page and guessing what's relevant. Google updated its Gemini in Chrome support pages this week to document "Select from screen," a new desktop tool that lets users draw a bounding box around on-page content before submitting a prompt. The feature is reportedly rolling out now on supported desktop versions of Chrome to signed-in users who aren't browsing in Incognito. The workflow resembles Circle to Search: select something on screen, ask a follow-up, stay in context without starting over. Google said in February that Circle to Search handles billions of queries per month. The feature had already reached more than 300 million Android devices by last summer, according to a Google Search post. "Select from screen" doesn't transplant Circle to Search to the desktop; it adapts the same core mechanic, select a region, ask a question, stay on the page