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Richard Priday

Chrome for iPhone now lets you put the address bar at the bottom of the screen — here's how

An image of the Google Chrome logo on a smartphone.

A significant Google Chrome update is rolling out today for iPhone users that allows you to move the address bar for the first time. You can keep the search/URL bar at the top of the screen like you have it now, but it's now simple to move it to the bottom of the screen instead.

Safari, the native iOS browser, offers the same option (after forcing users to adopt the bottom-edge address bar in the original iOS 15 release. Giving users the choice, as Chrome now does and Safari eventually did, is a sensible compromise, letting users who are used to the current layout continue as they are, but allowing others to swap if they want to.

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