Radical Renewal
According to new information that spread across the web at the end of the week, in September this year, the Chrome browser will receive a design update in the style of Material Design 2.
Presumably, Material Design 2 will have common elements with the design of the Android 9.0 operating system, which Google will reveal at the Google I / O conference in May.
As for the exact date of the release of the Material Design 2 update for Chrome, then, with a high degree of probability, we can assume that this will happen on September 2. The fact is that on this day the browser will celebrate exactly 10 years since its launch in 2008.
Sources claim that the design of Chrome will change a lot, and we are talking about both desktop and mobile versions of the browser, but there are no details yet.
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If they mess up the desktop version for the sake of unification with the mobile, I'll go to Firefox.
Last edited on 8 April 2018, 16:34
Finally. I'm tired of the old design. I love it when browsers and websites change their design radically. So that everything would be colorful, flashing, small print text at the bottom and in the center. And on top of the text, a window with advertising and so that when you press the cross (well hidden), the closed in a new tab opens and the focus goes there. The main thing is a lot of scrolling and focus on controlling the tentacles. Tentacles on eight limbs without bones or joints.
Well, chrome still has a design (in terms of usability, not rim icons) below the plinth, so what if they suddenly change something for the better? A trivial example is the settings panel. It's like not liking users and not respecting yourself as programmers to do this.
Another thing is that there are no competitors. Over the past 5 years, after being withdrawn from funding, Firefox has turned into a dull, gluttonous guano. Microsoft's donkey is revealingly and purposefully castrating, turning it into a window with one button.
Vivaldi is a good alternative to chrome.
When in about five years it will come out of the beta stage.
It's normal, I use it. True, you need to carefully agree to updates, otherwise they have recently succumbed to the general tendency "we saw features like a bulldozer, breaking everything along the way"
Last edited on 8 April 2018, 17:25
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