Google celebrated the 15th anniversary of Material You by announcing a redesign for desktop Chrome users a few months ago. Rearranged menus, general icon refreshes, and other changes are part of this intriguing redesign. The company is now prepared to introduce this intriguing Material You revamp to a much larger audience.
It’s interesting to note that Google unveiled the Google Material Theme and the Material You redesign simultaneously in 2018. The Material You redesign coincided with Google’s 15th anniversary and featured rounded corners on the side panel, while the tab strip, address bar, and bookmarks were enlarged.
The lock icon on the far left of the Omnibox, where users enter URLs, has disappeared as the world adopts HTTPS. Rather, the new icon is meant to emphasize that you can get site-specific information by tapping on the Omnibox. In the meantime, hollow from the inside icons and outline-style icons are among the enhancements and modifications. The three-dot overflow menu has undergone the most significant change, which makes it possible for each item to be paired with its corresponding icon and keeps things organized.
In addition, the menus have been rearranged. The Material You design boasts an amazing new color scheme that greatly improves the aesthetics of your toolbar and tabs. Overall, Chrome’s fundamental layout hasn’t changed with this most recent update. Additionally, when the upcoming 119 version of Material You is updated, it will soon be available on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
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