(The default New Tab screen in Google Chrome.)Ĭhrome now displays many answers in the Omnibox (or at least in the search results below the Omnibox) rather than opening a new browser window. Now the tab in use is highlighted, and vertical lines delineate the different tabs. Related: More than Safari: How to Switch Between Mac Web BrowsersĪnother UI change that tab-happy Chrome users will appreciate is the redesign of the tabs - they used to blend together, making it difficult to switch between tabs if you had a lot of them open.

The first change that’s apparent when the new browser is launched is the user interface, which has gained a more rounded look. The following screenshot shows the default “New Tab” screen, showing a rounded “Omnibox” (the name for the combination search and address bar), a rounded search field on the default page, and round icons that load recent web pages when clicked. Google hopes to grow that market share by making Chrome easier to use and more secure. While Safari remains the browser of choice for most Mac and iOS users, Chrome has managed to retain over 55 percent of the worldwide browser market.

81 is the latest build of the browser for macOS, which is billed as the 10th anniversary edition of Google’s popular app. Google today released an update to the Chrome browser for Mac, iOS, Windows and Android.

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