What happened recently? At Google, everything is changing. Chrome, the company’s immensely popular web browser, is getting a makeover and additional features to commemorate its 15th birthday. This comes shortly after the company unveiled a new look and alternative mascots for the Android operating system brand.

The tech giant’s Material You design language serves as the foundation for the visual update to Chrome. New color palettes and refreshed icons, according to Parisa Tabriz, vice president of product management at Chrome, will better complement users’ tabs and toolbars. Due to improved OS integration, the browser will also adjust to light and dark modes depending on your operating system.

Chrome is likewise getting a few upgrades that ought to make the program simpler to utilize, including a more far reaching menu for quicker admittance to Chrome expansions, Google Interpret, Google Secret phrase Supervisor and then some.

The Chrome Web Store will also receive support for the Material You design language. Google is adding new extension categories like AI-powered extensions and Editors’ spotlight, similar to the Android Play Store, in addition to more individualized recommendations in addition to the updated interface. Here, you can see a preview of the new look.

Researchers recently developed a proof-of-concept Chrome extension that is able to steal plaintext passwords from the HTML source codes of virtually any website. Rogue Chrome extensions continue to be a problem on the store. Chrome will be able to assist in identifying extensions in the store that were recently unpublished, in violation of Google’s policies, or potentially malicious in order to help Google address these dangers.

The last components referenced in the post are the new Hunt highlights and Safe Perusing. With the first, users can open the Google Search Side panel, which provides additional context on whatever they are looking at, by selecting the “Search this page with Google” option from the three dots menu. The Google Search side panel can also be pinned to your toolbar.

Also being updated is safe browsing. Before, it checked each visited site against a locally stored list of known bad sites, which is updated every 30 to 60 minutes, to identify potentially harmful files and websites. However, because 60% of phishing domains last less than ten minutes, they are difficult to block. Safe Browsing now conducts its checks in real time thanks to the upgrade. Google claims that the update will be released in the coming weeks and that it will increase protection against malware and phishing by 25%.

Google has recently given the Android brand a makeover, as well, presenting a refreshed logo and option bugdroids.