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Default Google is testing a persistent bottom search bar in the Google app

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority


  • Beta testers of the Google app are starting to see a permanent search bar at the bottom of the screen when they access any website.
  • The new feature is not available to everyone, but you can sign up to be a beta tester and see if it shows up for you.

If you use the Google app frequently, you might soon be in for a treat. It seems the search giant is working on permanently leaving the search bar within the Google app and positioning it at the bottom for easier reachability.

This feature is starting to show up for users running the beta version of the Google application. If you have this feature, you will see the typical “Ask anything” bar when accessing any website within the Google app, along with the microphone and Google Lens functions to the right. Tapping it will redirect you to the main Search page, where you can usually see previous search entries or type in a new one.




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