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Google Chrome updates will end on August 5 for 300 million Android users, impacting devices running older OS versions. Users are advised to switch to compatible browsers to ensure security and functionality.

Google Chrome for Android now features a bottom address bar, enhancing one-handed use and accessibility. This design change aims to streamline navigation, reflecting user feedback and modern smartphone ergonomics.

Google Chrome now allows users to relocate the address bar to the bottom of the app, enhancing one-handed navigation on mobile devices. This feature aims to improve usability and streamline browsing on larger screens.

Google is enhancing Chrome for Android with new features designed for ease and comfort. Improved navigation, streamlined gestures, and customizable options aim to deliver a smoother browsing experience on mobile devices.

Google announced it will cease Chrome updates for Android 8 devices starting August 2025, urging users to upgrade their OS for continued security and feature enhancements.

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.