Google has begun rolling out a dedicated bookmarks bar for Chrome on Android, aiming to enhance the mobile browsing experience.
Previously, accessing saved websites on Chrome for Android involved navigating through the three-dot menu to the “Bookmarks” section. The current update introduces a toggle within the settings that enables the bookmarks bar to display directly below the omnibox, mirroring the interface found on the desktop version of Chrome.
This feature is currently available exclusively for users with wide-screen Android devices, such as tablets. Google has not yet announced plans regarding the availability of this bookmarks bar for standard smartphone displays. This implementation represents a continued effort to align the functionality between the desktop and mobile versions of the Chrome browser.