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Android Custom Tab
By default, after clicking a search component, the corresponding Google Search
results will be displayed in an Android Custom Tab. You can customize the
appearance (like height, menu, colors) of your CustomTabs by providing a
CustomTabsIntent.Builder object to the SearchSuggestionsViewOptions or
SearchContentViewOptions object.
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Last updated 2024-10-31 UTC.
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