Google chrome on android introduces gestures

Google Chrome is the browser par excellence on Android. Over time improvements are being made to it. One of the improvements that are already being introduced in it are gestures. A while ago it was announced that gestures were going to arrive in the browser. Finally this is something that is already coming true. Gestures can already be used when browsing.

Google Chrome on Android introduces gestures

The introduction of these gestures causes navigation to be somewhat simpler for users. Since there are functions that allow us to navigate more quickly and comfortably in the popular browser.

Gestures in Google Chrome

For example, one of the gestures in Google Chrome on Android is to go back, you just have to slide the left side to do it. If you swipe to the right, then you will be able to go to the next page. They are simple gestures, which are also very intuitive for users, but that will allow better navigation at all times on the phone.

Users have to proceed to activate them. Therefore, they have to enter the browser and go to this address: chrome: // flags. In there, using the internal browser, go to Overscroll History Navigation and activate it.

These gestures are already being deployed in Google Chrome. So if you use the browser on your Android phone, you should not have problems when using them. It is a function that will undoubtedly allow us to use the browser in a better way.

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