Google has enhanced its search functionality to include the ability to view Ethereum Name Service (ENS) wallet balances directly in search results.
holy fucking shit google has integrated ENS into its search ???????????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/xZt00EdJoq
— brantly.eth (@BrantlyMillegan) March 21, 2024
In other words, any user can search for an ENS address on Google and view the wallet balance data from Etherscan as of the last external transaction.
Former ENS employee Brantly Millegan offered advice on how to use this feature if it is unavailable. According to him, it works reliably in private browsing mode or when logged out of Google services, attributing this to the feature being in a testing phase.
if it’s not working for you, try a private tab (it only works in a private tab for me where i’m not signed in). looks like it’s only partially rolled out or something. but wow wow wow
— brantly.eth (@BrantlyMillegan) March 21, 2024
Back in October 2022, the tech giant provided built-in support for Ethereum wallet balances. Initially, users could search for a specific public address and view the balance directly in the search query.
Earlier, DEX Uniswap introduced uni.eth subdomains based on ENS infrastructure.