Google experiments with dedicated panels in Chrome for Android to make bookmarks and history more accessible

Chrome for Android has recently included a multitude of new features, including new floating notifications on web content.

In addition to that, it has just been discovered in Chrome Canary that those from Mountain View are experiencing with quick access for bookmark management and also for history.

Specifically, an experiment is being seen in Chrome for Android that includes new panels dedicated to managing bookmarks and also history.

Currently to access history and bookmarks, we must go to the settings menu. But with these new dedicated panels, we will have faster access to the management of both.

This can have a positive aspect, because we can access these two important options in a much faster and more direct way than now.

However, the interface theme is also quite saturated, and it is unknown if any of these icons could end up falling off and not pass the experimental phase.

These types of tests sometimes do not pass the experimentation phase. This is because the testers of the preliminary versions themselves end up having the last word when it comes to whether these features reach a stable version.

Be that as it may, it is interesting that Mountain View is including new features to Chrome on Android, so that it continues to be the most used browser on these devices.

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