On-page price tracking button in Chrome is live on Android devices

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As part of a series of updates aimed at making holiday shopping easier, Google recently released a change that allows you to track prices directly in Chrome. While this feature has been around on desktop for quite some time, Chrome’s price tracking feature is now available on Android.

Chrome price tracker is a great new tool. Similar to how a lot of other third-party sites work, Google can track multiple websites and digital storefronts on your behalf, ensuring that you’re getting one of the best deals available. All you have to do is find the product you want to track and hit a button in Chrome. This is it.

On desktop, the feature has been available since early December, with widespread availability. Now, it looks like the same price tracker in Chrome is coming to Android mobile devices, with multiple devices on our team seeing the same feature. Previously, there was a similar feature available in the tab grid that allowed you to track prices. Now, eligible pages will have a new cereal button at the top with a price tracking icon, desktop style.

Available starting in the US on desktop and Android devices, next time you’re shopping, select Track Price in Chrome’s address bar. You can manage the products you track through the side panel, or through the notifications you receive.

Related: How to use Chrome’s new price tracking feature to get the best deals this holiday

If you click the price tracking icon in Chrome on mobile, you’ll see a small popup appear at the bottom of the page. You can choose the bookmarks folder in which the item is saved for easy access. Moreover, you can toggle the price tracking feature on/off.

If the price drops, you’ll get a notification from Google about the new price and where to find it. This functionality works across multiple stores, so you don’t have to track down the same item on multiple storefronts to get the best deal.

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