Google Chrome Adds Desktop Style Bookmarks Bar on Android

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California: Google has rolled out a new update that brings a desktop style bookmarks bar to Chrome on Android. The feature is now available on Android tablets and foldable phones, giving users quick access to their saved websites. It works just like the bookmarks bar on the desktop version of Chrome.

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The bookmarks bar appears right below the address bar, just like on a computer. It shows your saved websites with their icons and names, and even allows folders to open directly within the bar. This means users can reach their favourite sites quickly without opening any extra menus.

The feature comes with Chrome version 146 and is designed specifically for large screens. It will not appear on regular smartphones, as the narrow display does not leave enough room for the bar. To turn it on, users can open Chrome settings, go to Appearance, and choose Show bookmarks bar. If the option does not show up right away, restarting or force stopping Chrome can help.

Google says the update is part of its plan to make Chrome on tablets and foldables feel more like the desktop browser. Many users have been asking for this feature for years, and the new update finally brings it to larger Android devices. The rollout has begun and will reach all compatible devices soon.

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