Now opening a Search result or Discover article (both the Google app feed and to the left of Discover), websites open in a sheet that shows a sliver of the current background….!
Now the development occurs the Google Search app and Discover on Android no longer open sites in fullscreen, but rather make use of a sheet. The time you are searching for something you will be avail with the Google logo while tapping on the first result. There is another aspect that the field with your query got as background.
One can even get a close button at the very left. While share, save, and the overflow menu rounds things out. Pull the tab at the very top, and swipe down to dismiss. The background will be hidden while going in the opposite direction and extending the sheet. Until, this web sheet is still a Chrome Custom Tab, with Google reminding you that it’s “Running Chrome” at the top until the page fully loads.
In terms of usability, you do lose some vertical space but it’s not that impactful to the reading experience. Meanwhile, Google Search/Discover is smart about what opens in a sheet and what goes fullscreen. Instantly, an ESPN video automatically opened with previous behavior for a better viewing experience.
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Ok so while binding para most importantly, Pixel phones running Google app 13.37 can have this change, which is currently in beta. It’s unclear how widely rolled out this change is or whether it’s just an A/B test.
Hope that you could fulfill your demand for which scroll on the content, stay tuned and connected for more via @Samnews24…
