In the “Search flags” box, type: Search web in side panel However, before performing any of the above steps, please remember that Chrome Sidebar Search is not enabled by default and the relevant flag needs to be enabled first by following these steps. Now, the user can click on the option to display a side pane containing all the relevant information related to the highlighted text. Doing so brings up a contextual menu where you can find some options called “Search on Google…” options. All users need to do is select a text and right-click on it. Now Chrome Canary users can also search quickly and without distraction. Microsoft Edge users already use this feature. The search results are displayed in a pane to the right of the current web page, showing all relevant links, images, definitions, videos and all content related to that text. The sidebar search feature allows highlighting any text on a web page to find more information about it on the web without having to open a new tab. Google is now developing the same feature for Chrome as sidebar search, and Chrome Canary users can use it with the relevant flag enabled. Microsoft introduced sidebar search in the Edge browser last year to provide users with web results such as definitions, images, useful links and anything related to that query.
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