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Kiwi Browser brings back Chrome Home for the bottom address bar
Kiwi Browser, the open source Google Chrome-based browser, has brought back Chrome Home, the popular bottom address bar feature that was removed by Google.
Kiwi Browser is an open source Chromium-based web browser released by XDA Senior Member arnaud42. It has a huge amount of added features over Google Chrome, including ad-blocking, a cryptocurrency mining blocker, night mode, and a few smaller features here and there as well. The latest update, released on July 4th, re-enables Chrome Home which was deprecated in favour of Chrome Duplex a few months back. You can read the full changelog below.
Google is constantly at work bringing new features to the most popular Internet browser in the world - Chrome. Although most new features take weeks or even months before ever getting into the hands of most users, it's possible to try out new features by enabling certain experimental flags in chrome://flags. One such feature, known as "Chrome Home", is a visual overhaul of Chrome's user interface. When the flag is enabled, the address bar moves to the bottom of the screen.