Google is beginning a wide rollout of Chrome version 150 for Android, according to reports from multiple outlets. The update includes a major user interface change focused on navigation: Chrome adds a dedicated, on-screen Back button within the browser’s interface. Both sources describe this as a long-requested change that helps bring Android’s browser controls closer to those already available on iOS, where a native Back button exists in the app UI. In addition to the Back button, the update includes other smaller interface tweaks, though details beyond the primary navigation change are not broadly specified in the coverage provided. The rollout is described as starting immediately, indicating that the new version becomes available to users as the update propagates through distribution channels. The changes relate specifically to the Android version of Chrome and its UI structure, particularly around the browser’s overflow and navigation controls.