In a bold move to refresh its look, Google Chrome for Android is rolling out exciting Material 3 Expressive updates that promise to elevate the user experience across its interface.

Sleek New Features Enhance Browsing!

While the core browsing experience, the Omnibox, remains largely unchanged, it now boasts a revamped loading indicator featuring a split/segmented progress bar with modern rounded corners. This subtle yet stylish tweak enhances the aesthetics of your browsing progress.

A Revamped Overflow Menu!

One of the most significant changes comes with the three-dot overflow menu. Google has added circular containers around key actions like go forward, bookmark, download, site info, and refresh. This new layout not only looks visually appealing but also makes these frequently used options stand out amidst an expanding array of features.

Fresh Look for Tabs!

On the Tab Grid page, you'll now notice a rounded square housing the new tab '+'. Additionally, tab, Incognito, and Groups switchers have also been elegantly encased in containers, adding to the modern feel of the interface.

Personalized Tab Group Themes!

A fresh update allows users to customize the look of unselected Tab Groups, giving them a thematic frame based on your chosen colors. This personal touch brings a sense of ownership to your browsing experience.

Visual Cohesion with Material 3!

Over the years, Chrome has undergone subtle visual updates to align with Google’s ongoing design vision. The latest Material 3 Expressive changes ensure that while the interface evolves, it remains grounded in Chrome’s original design language, promoting familiarity and ease of use.

Rolling Out Now on Latest Devices!

Currently, these changes are being spotted in Chrome version 139 on devices like the Pixel 10 and as part of the Android 16 QPR2 Beta 1. Interestingly, this update seems to have been launched unexpectedly over the weekend, creating a buzz among users eager to experience the revamp!

Stay Updated!

As Google continues to embrace Material 3 Expressive design across various platforms—such as Google Drive, Clock, Messages, and Gmail—users can expect even more cohesive and eye-catching updates in the future. Ready to check out the chic new look?