来自engadget的一则消息称，谷歌以Material Design为设计理念改造的Chrome浏览器不久将面世，原文如下：
Chrome’s design has remained largely the same for a long time, but earlier this year Google started hinting at a complete “Material Design” overhaul. Now, we’ve got a better idea of what this might finally look like. As the company gets even closer to updating the browser’s UI, it’s today rolled out an update to Chrome Canary on Windows, Linux and Chrome OS that enables the new Material Design UI by default.
Things look pretty different. There’s a new address bar, plus refreshed tab shapes and colors. Chromium Evangelist Francois Beaufort also mentions omnibox suggestion icons, tab strip coloring, pinned tabs and alert indicators in his announcement of the update. “Plenty of things have been updated for the better in my opinion,” he says, although it will likely take Chrome fans a while to get used to the new set up.
While the release has been available via a flag for a while (and is still only accessible with a flag on MacOS), today’s update is easier to explore and likely more stable. That said, it’s still Canary and it’s still being actively developed, so you may encounter a few bugs while its creases are ironed out.
重构的Chrome有一个新的地址栏，标签形状和颜色，固定标签，警告窗，虽然不知道确切的更新时间，但是还是比较期待这次更新。毕竟当前的设计已经看了很多年了。
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