Google may have exactly what you’re looking for if you can’t stand the gray appearance that comes with your web browser. The company recently released a desktop version of Chrome with a side panel that makes changing the app’s color and theme simpler. In a new tab, click “Customize Chrome” to change colors or browse theme packs in real time. If you want variety, you can set a daily rotating background or upload custom images.
There’s no notice of a comparative change coming to portable. The bounds of a telephone screen wouldn’t make this customization however pragmatic as it seems to be on a PC, however, so we wouldn’t rely on an immediate same.
Of course, browser customization is not new. However, even in other Chromium-based browsers, you usually have to go deeper into the settings to use the feature. Similar modifications cannot be made in Microsoft Edge, for example, without going to the appearance section of the settings menu. Theoretically, more people will experiment with themes and colors as a result of the Chrome update. That, thus, may keep them utilizing Chrome as opposed to changing to rivals.
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