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Google Chrome 150 for Android adds dedicated back button

Google Chrome 150 for Android introduces a back button—mirroring iOS—amid new features and bug reports

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🇬🇧 English Jul 9, 16:07 UTC
🇩🇪 German Jul 9, 08:04 UTC · BornCity

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The brief

Google Chrome version 150 for Android has been released with a dedicated back button, a feature previously exclusive to iOS. The update also includes CSS enhancements like adjustable font sizes and gradient borders, alongside other refinements across Google’s ecosystem for Galaxy devices.

Coverage highlights the back button as a standout addition, with comparisons to Apple’s iOS implementation. Reports from *Android Authority* and *9to5Google* emphasize its arrival, while *GIGAZINE* and *SamMobile* detail broader updates. *PiunikaWeb* notes ongoing investigations into disappearing downloads and video control issues.

Watch for user feedback on the back button’s usability and whether it resolves long-standing Android navigation frustrations. Bug reports may prompt further patches or clarifications from Google.

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Is the back button the only new feature in Chrome 150?

No. The update also includes CSS improvements like font resizing and gradient borders, along with other refinements for Android and Galaxy devices.

Are there any known issues with Chrome 150?

Yes. Coverage from *PiunikaWeb* reports bugs related to disappearing downloads and broken video controls, which are under investigation.

Will this back button work the same way as on iOS?

Coverage does not yet specify exact functionality, but *Android Authority* notes it mirrors iOS’s implementation.

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