Get ready to scream, boys and girls who are die-hard fans of Android devices! A ray of hope has emerged for a feature that many have been asking for for years: the bottom bar of the Chrome browser.
What happened to the days a few years ago when you could swipe browser controls and address bars with just one thumb without facing any inconvenience? Interestingly, Google tried this a while ago (but probably forgot about it because it wasn’t a good idea). But enjoy! The recent discovery of an older version of Chrome that may be the beginning of its unstoppable comeback is also worth considering, at least in a way.
Through his painstaking investigative skills, a tech expert Leopaeva64 found an early flag in an experiment on the developer’s page, which points towards the possibility of Google implementing a bottom menu bar for customized tabs on Android. Can fit within the Chrome browser. On the surface, this may seem like a small step but it is a significant one.
Here’s the twist: US iOS users have been offered the bottom menu bar feature by Chrome and other Google apps for a long time, so if not today, Google may finally open a one-handed version of the card-based Material Design previously launched. system on Android, where Tap takes care of the heavy lifting in terms of navigation.
This is certainly a good thing but my obvious hope is that it is the mother of all good things. Probably every Android user’s dream is to see the entire Zoption Chrome browser down 100% of the time during this entire experience. Whatever the case, a border at the bottom of the screen works like a charm for all those who want to access the web with just one hand. We all know that browse-scroll-repeat is our daily routine on smartphones.
Google is working on a bottom bar for Chrome custom tabs on Android, but (at least for now) it will only be available on custom tabs that are opened through the Google app:https://t.co/qJ8lLXQ94E
.https://t.co/sPt4vW4PDj pic.twitter.com/5V7CrrHPHF— Leopeva64 (@Leopeva64) March 12, 2024
