Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Chrome for Android Adds Bottom Address Bar Option
Google Chrome on Android has a new update.
It now lets you move the address bar, where you type website addresses, to the bottom of your screen.
This is meant to make it easier to use, particularly if you have a big phone or like using your phone with one hand.
You can pick where you want the bar to be, at the top or bottom.
It's a gradual update, so everyone will get the option soon.
Google Chrome on Android is rolling out an update to move the address bar to the bottom.
Users can now choose the address bar's location, top or bottom.
The update is designed to improve browsing comfort, especially on large screens.
Users can move the address bar via long-press or in Chrome settings.
The feature is gradually rolling out to all Android users.
- Who
- Android users of Google Chrome.
- What
- Google Chrome on Android is rolling out a feature to move the address bar to the bottom.
- When
- The feature is gradually rolling out now.
- Where
- Chrome on Android.
- Why
- To improve browsing comfort and accessibility.
Users not requiring changes
Users preferring bottom placement
Address Bar Placement
Users not requiring changes
Users already comfortable with the top address bar may have no need for the new feature.
Users preferring bottom placement
The new feature offers flexibility and customization to better suit user preferences.
- Feature
- Address bar repositioning
- Platform
- Android
- Purpose
- Improved accessibility and comfort
- Control
- Optional
- Availability
- Gradual rollout