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Similar thing with Chrome on IOS (haven't tried on Android). If you open a new tab there's an empty space at the top where the URL bar normally resides. You can
by tominous 10y ago
Similar thing with Chrome on IOS (haven't tried on Android). If you open a new tab there's an empty space at the top where the URL bar normally resides. You can tap this space instead of the "Search or type URL" box in the middle of the screen. This is also a hangover from previous versions where the top URL bar wasn't hidden. Thanks anonymous Google engineer, you saved me from retraining my muscle memory!
- tdkl 10y agoIt's the same on Android and I miss the URL bar then this hideous un-customizable new tab page.