Also, Chrome’s extensions have made the jump to the modern interface, a key point when all your passwords are locked up in LastPass and you’re partial to using Vimium for browser navigation.

Building on the new Chrome OS tablet mode, there is a new tab strip UI that groups together related pages. Earlier this year, Google announced that its killing Chrome Apps given the rise of modern ...

The desktop version of IE11 does support plug-ins but the Modern UI version of IE11 on Windows 8 and 8.1, shown above, did away with third party plug-in support You may like Microsoft Edge loses ...

The changes to browser tabs and other top-of-window elements are the first in two years; they have been rolled out only for the Windows version of the browser so far.

These UI tweaks were spotted and replicated on a Lenovo Flex 11 in Chrome’s Dev channel, and because of this, they likely won’t be rolling out to all Chrome OS users at any point in the near ...

Firefox went through two major UI updates with the Aurora and Quantum releases, Microsoft replaced Internet Explorer with the lighter Edge, and, today, Google gave Chrome its first major facelift ...

Slight changes rolling out widely. Interestingly, Google revamped the appearance of this menu with the latest update in Chrome version 134.0.6998.118 and subsequent iterations, including .116.

Google engineers have rolled out a new Chrome user interface (UI). Work on the new Refresh UI has been underway since last year, Bleeping Computer has learned.

On one hand, Chrome has been overdue for a redesign for years, but this might take some getting used to for the millions of users who surf the internet on Google's browser day in and day out.