Windows 10: Google is testing a new interface for single tab in Chrome browser

Being the most popular web browser with almost 60% market share, Google Chrome is already way ahead of the rivals. But that doesn’t stop Google from experimenting with new features to improve the user experience. Google is testing a new design for Chrome when a single tab is opened. The feature is live in the latest Canary build of the web browser.

Single Tab Mode in Google Chrome


Google is testing a new interface for the single tab in Chrome. The new single tab has a minimalistic design. Once enabled, the single tab in the web browser will receive a special, minimal visual treatment on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OS.

• Download the latest Google Chrome Canary browser.
• Open the Chrome flags menu and search for “Single Tab Mode”.
• Enable the flag.

After enabling this flag, you will notice a cosmetic makeover of the single tab. It is however worth noting that Google is still working on it and it will continue to evolve ahead of the public release.



Nonetheless, this would be a welcome change for many users considering the fact that Google Chrome interface is outdated.

Google Chrome Canary is not that stable but if you want to try out these features, you can download the Chrome Canary from the official website.

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Google Plans a Web-browser, To be called Google Chrome

Google plans to launch its very own web-browser software in competition to Microsoft Internet Explorer called Google Chrome. The new browser according to entries at the official Google blog suggest the driving force behind the browser is to provide value-added features to its users, at the same time, help drive innovation on the web. It is claimed that the browser is tailored to give the most out of common tasks on the internet as a web-browser has become a very significant component of the connected PC.

The browser designed to be streamlined and simple for you to accomplish tasks quickly and easily by offering enhanced address-bar features and other elements that are very different from those on other browsers. The product will be open-source. Says the blog post "To most people, it isn't the browser that matters. It's only a tool to run the important stuff -- the pages, sites and applications that make up the web. Like the classic Google homepage, Google Chrome is clean and fast. It gets out of your way and gets you where you want to go."

Google released a comic book explaining its design approach towards the web-browser, it can be read here. Under the hood, Google claims the browser to have what it takes to run complex web-applications any by keeping each browser tab in its "sandbox", the probability of a web-application crash on one tab affecting other tabs is eradicated. A beta version of this browser software would be released in over 100 countries tomorrow, September the 2nd.





Sources: The Wall Street Journal, Official Google Blog

 

Google accidentally invents new way to close Chrome browsers

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Google Chrome Tabs.

In Google Chrome, I can right click and open numerous links in a new tab. But when I click on the tab the program freezes and I'm forced to use Task Manager to close Google Chrome.