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Google Messages is quietly addressing one of its most requested features
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Many people have long struggled with the problem of having to manually delete a portion of a larger text after copying it, but Google is working on a solution. The tech giant is soon introducing a major change that will only copy text that users select in the Messages app. The new feature is currently in early testing.
Among the small frustrations of the digital daily, some persist far too long. Google Messages offers a telling example: the application has always required to copy the entire message, even when one wants only a fraction. A flaw as common as it is annoying, that millions of Android users experience without recourse. Good news: Google seems finally decided ... Read more The Google Messages article will finally allow only the desired text to be cop…
This is a stupid option but it was cruelly missing: the partial copy soon arrives on Google Messages.
Copying part of a message could soon be possible on Galaxy phones
Google Messages is now the default messaging app on Galaxy phones, a move intended to improve RCS adoption across Android devices. However, Google Messages still lacks some of the features available in Samsung’s in-house Messages app. To address one of those shortcomings, Google is developing a way for users to copy only part of a message within Google Messages. According to a report from Android Authority, the latest beta version of Google Mes…
Google Messages is quietly addressing one of its most requested features
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Google Messages is finally working on letting you select and copy a part of a message instead of the whole thing. Users have been asking for this small but convenient feature for a long time. We got the feature working on a beta version of Google Messages, indicating a wider rollout should follow soon. Google Messages is constantly evolving and adding new features, but some long-standing pain po…
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