If you're using Bing on the Microsoft Edge browser, you'll be greeted by a new banner if you search for Chrome Web Browser.

Microsoft is rolling out a new feature for its Edge browser on mobile devices that lets users move the address bar to the bottom of the screen, similar to Apple's Safari browser. This is the second news in two days that Microsoft has implemented changes inspired by Apple.

This new built-in security feature aims to keep users from falling for malware that attempts to trick them into giving out personal or financial information by filling their screens with flashing banners or full-screen alerts designed to scare them into taking action.

Microsoft Edge for Android and iOS can finally place the web search bar where it belongs: at the bottom of the screen. The bottom address bar was a favorite feature of the old Internet Explorer found in Windows Phone.