Now, a second glitch has been found and users of the browser need to check that they have the most up to date version to stay safe online. The term 'zero-day' means that the developer has only just learned of a flaw that is already known and being actively used by cyber crooks to access important personal information. In this guide, you will learn the steps to enable the new visual updates for Google Chrome.Google Chrome users have been issued a second warning to update the browser following a release of a vicious bug into the system.Įarlier this week, the tech giant announced it had discovered a software flaw that increases the risk of cyber attacks with a serious zero-day rating.
The company is also working on a feature that automatically picks a color scheme for the browser from the current wallpaper image, similar to the feature found on Android, but you have to enable the feature manually. Furthermore, the main menu is also getting a refresh with the addition of new icons to represent each of the available options. The buttons in the address bar (such as the one for share and site information) have also been updated with a new design. In the early preview of this interface refresh, you can find the toolbar with larger buttons and rounded corners at the top, and many of the dialogs have been updated with rounded corners. The new interface still retains the similarity of the classic design as you see today on Windows 11, 10, macOS, and Linux, but the company is bringing some of the Material You design language already found on ChromeOS and Android.
Google Chrome has been the same simple (but powerful) browser for a long time, but it appears that Google is working to introduce some visual changes with the CR23 update. The Chrome Refresh 2023 (CR23) update is expected to update the browser from Google with a new look, and in this guide, you will learn the steps to enable some of the upcoming visual changes in the latest Canary version of Chrome.
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