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It has been almost a month since Google announced that you would soon be able to move the Chrome address bar to the bottom of your app on Android. This week, that change started rolling out widely ...

The ability to move Chrome's address bar to the bottom of the screen is now widely rolling out to all Android users on version 138.

Years after removing Chrome for Android's bottom address option, it's finally back. For most people. With a little finagling ...

Following the announcement last month, Chrome for Android is now widely rolling out the bottom address bar option.

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Google Chrome for Android recently received its long awaited bottom bar option, but despite the lengthy wait for it, it's an unfinished mess.

Here's How to Move the Chrome Address Bar to the Bottom of Android Phone Screens Google frames the tweak as related to ease of use, depending on the size of a user's hand or phone.

Google is not forcing the change on all its users. Instead, it's adding a new feature that lets users configure the address bar's location to their liking.

Google's experiment with moving the address bar in Chrome for Android to the bottom started back in 2016. After an on-off, on-off testing phase, the company reintroduced the feature in 2023, but ...

Chrome for Android is finally rolling out its bottom address bar option, a feature long available on iOS. More details here.