Chrome for Android Dedicated Back Button: Menu Redesign Explained

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Chrome for Android Dedicated Back Button: Menu Redesign Explained Google is adding a dedicated back button to the Chrome for Android three-dot menu with the rollout of Chrome version 150, bringing the Android browser in line with what Chrome on iPhone has offered for some time. The Chrome for Android dedicated back button sits alongside the existing forward arrow in the menu's top row, but it arrives as part of a broader reorganization that touches more controls than the headline feature suggests. The complication: testing by PiunikaWeb this week found the redesigned menu on a device running Chrome 149 while a separate phone on the newer Chrome 150 still showed the old layout, which suggests the changes are being pushed from Google's servers rather than delivered through a standard app update. Chrome 150 became widely available via the Play Store this week, 9to5Google reported. But version number and menu state appear to be independent of each other, at least for now. What changed in