Chrome browser also opens the Material Design style

It’s not that Google hasn’t considered giving Chrome Material Design before, but it’s just that it hasn’t been shown to the general public yet. A recent request on the Chromium bug tracker suggests that this design may be coming soon. Although it’s not certain which version it will officially arrive in (maybe Chrome 50?).

So how will it change? Unlike Android, Chrome's style changes will not be so significant. After all, Chrome is a browser product that presents content and makes people ignore its existence as much as possible.

The screenshots above show some of the changes that will be made to Chrome in the Material Design era. In fact, the look and feel of the browser is not very different, except for the color theme, the hamburger icon on the toolbar has three dots, and the pop-up message above has also changed in style.

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If you are really curious, you can actually test it first, although this design is still unreleased and testing may have some unknown effects. Just enter "Chrome://flags" in the address bar of the Chrome browser, then find Material design in the browser's top chrome, set it to "Material", and then restart the Chrome browser (it seems to be limited to the Windows version of Chrome for the time being).

You can also enter Chrome://md-settings in the address bar to enter the Material Design version of the settings page, although not every option and button is valid.

To present a more complete Material Design experience, you also need to find the download page of the corresponding style. Still in the address bar, enter Chrome://flags, then find Enable Material Design downloads, and restart the Chrome browser to see the download page above. Doesn’t it feel much more refreshing?