Credit: Patreon/Mishaal Rahman
- Google will let you automatically share a URL when you share a screenshot from said website or platform.
- It’s believed that this feature will work with apps like Chrome and YouTube.
- There’s no word on whether this will come to the initial Android 14 release or a QPR update.
Sharing a screenshot of a webpage is pretty seamless on Android, but you have to share the website URL separately. Now, it turns out that a future Android 14 release could combine the two for more convenient sharing.
Android expert Mishaal Rahman has revealed on his Patreon account that Google is working to automatically share the page URL when you share a screenshot of a page. A video by the code sleuth shows the URL automatically appended to the screenshot in the sharing menu — check out the screenshot at the top of the page.