Google Chrome for iPhone Now Allows Users to Move Address Bar to Bottom

Google's update to Chrome for iOS comes a couple of years after Apple incorporated the same feature into Safari, giving users the option to switch the address bar location for a more comfortable browsing experience.

Google has updated Chrome for iOS to allow users to move the address bar to the bottom, replicating a feature that Apple implemented into Safari a few years ago.
The feature was created based on feedback from Chrome users and is optimized for easier typing of website addresses on an iPhone.
To change the placement of the address bar, users only need to long-press on the address bar and choose whether to position it on the top or bottom of the screen. The choice can also be made from the app's settings menu.
Although Chrome has improved with features like AI-driven text translation and address detection, there are still certain advantages to using Safari, like choosing different search settings for private browsing and using Face ID, Touch ID, or a PIN code to protect private browsing contents in iOS 17.
The Google user interface change is currently only available on the iOS version of the browser, with no word on whether it'll be brought to Android.