Google is always experimenting with the Chrome interface, but many of these tests are canceled. Chrome Duo’s bottom navigation interface has been gone for a while, but the company continues to test other new things, and the latest change to tapping the toolbar is a custom shortcut between the address bar and the tab switcher. Is.
For some, Chrome Beta 92 added a new button between the address bar and the tab switcher. Added new tab shortcuts for some, sharing options for others. I’ve already seen Chrome experiment with these settings, but it looks like there’s more to these random a/b tests. As one of our readers shared with Google, you can customize your buttons in Chrome Canary 93 (93.0.4536.2). and later, especially). It comes with default buttons for you to use, but you can also choose to hardcode a new tab shortcut, share button, or voice search option instead.
Toolbar options can be found in Settings below. Advanced -> Shortcut Toolbar. You can also enable an item by enabling two flags if for some reason it isn’t already visible in your canary. chrome://flags/#adaptive-button-in-top-toolbar And chrome://flags#adaptive-button-in-top-toolbar-customization.
The controls are still ridiculously difficult, but the customization element is a neat addition to Chrome, as the algorithm behind it mostly gives us sudden voice search suggestions and shortcuts sometimes disappear altogether. Certainly for us Vivaldi, a Chromium-based competitor that offers an incredibly wide range of options for interface tweaks, and can make you dream of more customization opportunities for Chrome.
You can download the latest version of Chrome Canary from Play Store and above. APK Mirror.
