Chrome 150 adds dedicated back button to Android browser
Chrome 150 just dropped for Android, and it's bringing a much-needed dedicated back button to the browser.
Until now, going back meant relying on your phone's system gestures or navigation bar, pretty clunky compared to iOS, which already had this feature.
Now, navigating Chrome on Android should feel a lot smoother.
Chrome adds site controls, reorganizes menu
There's also a fresh "Site controls" option in the menu, making it easier to tweak site settings.
The Bookmark and Download buttons have moved to the right side (so don't be surprised if your muscle memory needs an update), and "Add to Home screen" is now called "Install and create shortcut," tucked further down the menu.
These tweaks follow earlier updates like Reading mode, showing Google's still working on making Chrome more user-friendly.
Chrome 150 is available worldwide now on the Play Store.