Google continues to add more features to its mobile browser for Android to improve user experience and app functionality. Earlier this year, the Mountain View giant added the grid-view and tab grouping feature to Chrome on Android. Now, the company has added a new screenshot tool right inside the sharing menu of Chrome.
Earlier, while trying to share a web page from Chrome on your Android device, the share sheet menu only included the Copy link, Send to your devices, QR Code, and Print options at the bottom. However, in the latest version of Chrome for Android (build 91.0.4472.77), there is a new Screenshot option that has been made available to users.
The add-text UI is pretty nifty as it lets you add custom text to the screenshot, resize, reposition or rotate it, and delete it. On the other hand, the draw option offers 18 colors and six brush sizes to choose from. Using these, you can easily annotate screenshots within Chrome to deliver feedback on a story, share a section of it, and more. Further, the tool offers undo and redo options as well.
