Google launches “In Apps,” a way to find content within apps on Android phones

Google has announced a new way to locate content within apps on Android phones. “In Apps” is a search tab that allows this, a new addition to the Google app for Android. Google shared the news on its Inside Search blog today, along with an illustration of how it works: Currently, Google says the feature works with Gmail, Spotify and YouTube. It’s promising that support for more apps will happen in the coming months, including for Facebook Messenger, LinkedIn, Evernote, Google Keep, Glide and Todoist. App search is local to the phone, so that if you’re not connected, you can still locate information. That’s important, because it highlights how this type of “searching within apps” is different from what Google already supports. Searching your phone, not the web Currently, Google supports Firebase App Indexing (previously called Google App Indexing), which is a way for app developers and publishers to ensure those searching Google for web-wide information can jump directly into apps. IE, Search Engine Land Source

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