Google Chrome redesign: How to get the new layout early
Google has redesigned the Chrome app, and Android users can test its new layout now. The company has tweaked the browser's user interface, making its core features easier to access. The address bar has been moved from the top of the screen to the bottom, which is a sensible switch considering that's where your thumbs naturally rest when you hold a smartphone. With phone displays seemingly getting larger and larger by the year, making the top of the screen harder to reach, it's likely that the bottom of your phone will be home to the address bar for the considerable future. Google has also created the Chrome Home Expand Button, an arrow key you can tap for fast access to your favourite websites and news stories Google think you'll be interested in.
May-29-2017, 12:10:06 GMT
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