If you are an Android user, you likely spend a lot of time browsing the Google Play Store, which offers a wide range of apps and games. But sometimes, app lists can become very long, making it difficult for you to access the install button, requiring you to scroll all the way up, which can be a frustrating experience. Therefore, the new update to the Google Play Store aims to address this issue by making the install button a fixed element in the app lists.
According to a recent report published by Phone Arena, version 43.1.19 of the Google Play Store contains an icon indicating a new feature that will keep the header fixed in place while browsing through the app lists. This means that the install button will remain visible, even while scrolling through different app details.
The header includes basic information about the app, such as the icon, developer name, average rating in the Play Store, and whether it contains ads. You will also be able to see the install button clearly, making it easier for you to quickly download apps to your device, along with a drop-down menu that allows you to easily install the app on your other devices.
This modification may seem simple, but it brings significant benefits to app developers. When the install button is fixed at the top, there is a higher likelihood of users converting rather than scrolling up to reach this button. With the install button in a fixed position, users can easily download the app after reviewing the details, contributing to increased conversions for developers who put effort into creating rich and useful lists.
