We recommend following us on our Twitter thread. The new logo will be implemented very soon across most of the platforms. But it will take a few months for everyone else. If you’re using Chrome Canary (the development version of Chrome), you’ll notice the new icon right away.

The Windows 10 and 11 versions, on the other hand, have a more dramatic gradient to match the aesthetic of other Windows icons. The logo will be more colourful on ChromeOS to match the other system icons, and it will have a little shadow on macOS to make it appear as though it’s “bursting out” of the dock. The primary Chrome logo (the one you click to access the web from your dock/taskbar) will not appear the same on all platforms. Brighter colours, a wider blue circle in the middle, and no shadows distinguish the new logo.

Subtle modifications, on the other hand, are on their way to your displays. Which Google flattened in a 2011 redesign. It follows the same fundamental design strategy as the original Chrome’s round, four-color basic style. The business is currently optimising the logo for each operating system. For the first time in almost eight years, the Google Chrome symbol is being redesigned and modernised.

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