If you have an Android phone, do yourself a favor and switch Google Chrome's address bar to the bottom on your screen.

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Google Chrome is testing new, iOS-like page transitions on Android that give you a preview of where the back and forward ...

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Android has an enormous app ecosystem, but many of those apps still struggle on larger screens, like tablets. And Android ...

Android Chrome secret No. 7: Incognito freedom Last but not least in our list of Chrome Android adjustments is a subtle-seeming switch that’ll save you from endless mobile-browsing vexation.

Put your Chrome tabs in the “Overview” screen When you open multiple browser tabs in Chrome for Android, you typically see a little button with a tiny number to the right of the address bar ...

There’s a distinct dearth of parity between Chrome on Android and iOS. Sure, some of the UX is subtle, but it’s enough to notice if you’re entrenched in both ecosystems.

To some, it seemed a concession that Chrome OS was less-than, and needed Android to survive. Chrome OS is severely lacking in apps, which means it simply doesn’t have the functionality it should.