This week, Google announced that Chrome for Android would finally move the address bar to the bottom of the screen. I say "finally" because the iOS version of Chrome has had it for two whole years. Many people rejoiced at this change, but I'm happy for a very different reason: Google isn't forcing me to use something I can't stand.
That's right. If you're like me, you can simply press and hold the address bar and drag it back to the top, where it belongs. Other popular browsers, such as Microsoft Edge for Android and the Samsung Internet Browser, already allow users to choose where they want the address bar, and I appreciate it when users have a choice in their UI design.
