From now on, call your computer directly from mobile.

From now on, call your computer directly from mobile.

Google has recently appeared on multiple features to work seamlessly from different platforms. Another new feature is coming out recently. The new feature will start outgoing calls from a computer to a smartphone with one click. This will make browsing from the computer easier.

Suppose that while browsing from the computer, you could see a phone number that you want to call. Before seeing that number, the smartphone had to type in the dialer. In the new feature, select the number from the computer and show the outgoing call from any device. To use this feature you need to be logged in with the same Google Account on the smartphone and browser.
This new feature has been added to Chrome Beta 3 version. Selecting a number in the new version, right-clicking on the smartphone will show the call option. Selecting the device from which you want to make a phone will reach a notification on the smartphone. Clicking on this notification will show the number in the phone dialer. Now you can call by clicking the dial button.

This feature will work only on the phone numbers that are hyperlinked in Chrome Beta 3 version. (chrome: // flags / # click-to-call-context-menu-selected-text) This feature can be started by copying and pasting this link into the address bar. It is also mandatory for a smartphone to have Android 7 or Android 7 operating system. This feature will make it easier to use Google services from different platforms. The US company has recently appeared on several such features.