Now, when scrolling the pages, the Android signal navigation panel is no longer displayed against the background of a continuous substrate, but it is directly put into the content of the site and creates more dipping effect.
Although this does not give a real increase in the reading field, the update makes Chrome visually modern against the background of other Android applications that have been designed for a long time.
In the first frames or under the panel, it still remains when sliding up the background, but it disappears when moving down and creates a feeling of “immersion” in the content.
The new system within the browser is called “Dynamic Lower Bick” (or “Chin”). It is hidden as a scrolling by allowing the site to extend to the edge of the screen.
The update is distributed in two stages: the Chrome 135 Play Store is already available, but the effect of the free design is introduced separately – next to Google servers.
The first changes were taken by ruthless navigation smartphones and support for tablets and buttoned devices will appear later.
The new design has also appeared on the liner grid and made the chrome visual style even more integral.
Source: Ferra
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