A new change in the design of the browser integrated into the Google application makes it easier and more complete to move between the different web pages: now the navigation and share buttons appear at the bottom of the screen. This new design begins to be available.
The evolution within Google applications has been remarkable in recent years, usually due to a small aesthetic variation introduced as a test in the phones of some users. And is that Google has accustomed us to A / B Testing, this way of test interface changes based on showing different designs in search of the one that gets the most acceptance. And now we have a new browser design included with the Google app.
The renewal of the browser integrated into the Google app seeks to make moving between web pages more comfortable with the idea of ease of use without having to resort to the main browser. Since open any web from Discover or from the search engine it means moving between other pages apart from the one that originates the navigation, Google has entered the page up and down buttons so as not to lose what we have already seen.
As confirmed in 9to5Google, the browser integrated in the app has moved much of the top navigation menu to the bottom of the screen. At the top the closing ‘x’ and also the favorite button remain; introducing at the bottom the page up and down buttons, the share button and the browser menu with extra actions: update, open in Chrome, translate, search the page, settings and send feedback.
The redesign facilitates the use of the integrated browser and reduces dependency on the main browser as Google makes the first one more complete and versatile. The change is already in the Google app, although not activated by default on all phones: it is Google that must activate it from its servers. This implies that not all users will see the change, we will have to be patient if the redesign is not already present.
Via | 9to5Google
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