Google Chrome Move Address Bar to Bottom in Android.

Google has introduced the feature to move the Chrome Address bar to the bottom of the screen on Android Devices. Announced in a blog post on August 3, 2025, this update enhances browsing comfort for users who prefer one-handed operation or find it easier to reach the bottom of their screens on larger devices.

The Chrome team stated, “We launched this feature because we heard your requests loud and clear. Now you can customize your browsing experience to suit your habits.” This update aligns with Google's broader efforts to offer more flexible and personalized experiences across its platforms.

Having a bigger phone screen, I am definitely going to use this feature to improve the control on the screen while browsing on my favourite browser. What about you? If you are using an Android phone and not using Chrome's Address Bar at the bottom, then you must give it a try. Follow the steps given below to enable it:

How To Move Chrome Address Bar To The Bottom?

Google has made it simple to switch the location of the address bar:

Method 1: Long Press Option.

1. Open your Google Chrome app on your Android phone.
2. Long-press the address bar, and you will get options to move the address bar or to copy the link. 
3. Tap “Move address bar to bottom.” and you can see a smooth integration of the Address bar at the bottom of your screen.

Method 2: From Settings

1. Tap the three-dot menu in Google Chrome on your Android Device.
2. Go to Settings > Address Bar.
3. Choose Top or Bottom according to your preference.

You can move the address bar back to the top at any time using the same methods.

The repositioning of the address bar might seem like a small UI tweak, but it’s part of a larger design philosophy making tools more ergonomic, accessible, and tailored to user behavior. One-handed usability is becoming increasingly important as smartphone screen sizes grow.