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Google has introduced a new update allowing Android users to move Chrome’s address bar to the bottom of the screen, enhancing one-handed usability and aligning with evolving user interface trends on mobile devices.

Google is officially rolling out Chrome’s bottom address bar for Android, improving one-handed use and accessibility. The update, long anticipated by users, enhances navigation by placing the URL bar within easy thumb reach.

Google has officially launched Chrome’s bottom address bar on Android, enhancing one-handed usability. This update streamlines navigation, placing controls within easy reach for a more intuitive browsing experience.

Google may introduce “choice screens” on Chrome and Android in the UK, enabling users to select their preferred search engine. This move aims to boost competition amid regulatory pressure.

Users struggling to open Chrome may find Microsoft to blame. Recent Windows updates have introduced conflicts affecting browser launch, prompting experts to recommend troubleshooting compatibility and checking for patches.

Google will soon stop providing Chrome updates for certain Android devices, affecting security and performance. Users should check device compatibility and consider alternatives to stay protected online.