Chrome Moves Address Bar to Bottom on Android

Google Chrome has finally moved its address bar to the bottom of the screen on Android devices. This ergonomic update, available in Chrome 135, simplifies one-handed use on large smartphones. Users can activate the feature in settings or by long-pressing the address bar. The new placement addresses a long-standing user request, making it easier to reach the address bar. While options like bookmarks remain at the top, users see this as a positive first step. Google previously tested this feature in 2016 but abandoned it in 2020, now following the lead of browsers like Samsung Internet and Arc. Chrome's settings also receive a refresh, with password and autofill options moving to a new section for better organization. This update aims to improve the user experience on larger screens, where one-handed navigation can be challenging. The update is rolling out gradually to Chrome 135 users.