Chrome for Android Now Lets You Move the Address Bar to the Bottom

Chrome for Android Now Lets You Move the Address Bar to the Bottom

Google Chrome for Android is adopting a design feature familiar to iOS users: the ability to move the address bar to the bottom of the screen. This update follows Safari’s design shift with iOS 15 in 2021 and aims to improve usability on mobile devices. User Control Over Address Bar Placement Unlike Apple’s initial forced rollout, Google is giving users full control over where the address bar sits. To move it, users can long-press the bar and se…

Android Users Can Now Relocate Chrome’s Address Bar for Easier Access

Google Chrome has introduced a game-changing feature on Android devices: customizable placement of the address bar. This innovation, now rolling out to users, aims to enhance the browsing experience by providing flexibility that can cater to individual preferences. For small business owners who rely on mobile browsing for both personal and professional tasks, this update could significantly optimize their daily efficiency. The new functionality …

How to change the position of the address bar in Google Chrome

Google has finally added the option to move the address bar in its Android app. This option was already present in the iOS app to make it more familiar to Safari users. Having the address bar at the bottom of the screen does wonders for one-handed use. It saves you the trouble of extending your thumb every time you want to change the tab or enter a different URL. Even the Chrome menu is more reachable now. Let’s take a look at how you can change…