Google Chrome has been updated to version 100, bringing with it bug fixes, the removal of lite mode, and most of all, a new icon. Google has made a fun look back on 100 web moments since 2008's ...

Google has announced that, with its upcoming Chrome 100 release, the company will discontinue the “Chrome Lite Mode” feature that has been available on Android for years.

Google Chrome browser was first released in 2008. The icon design is a blue circle surrounded by three pinwheel-shaped slices. These three slices are green, yellow, and red colours.

Google Chrome is getting a new logo with very subtle design changes. ... the Windows 10 and 11 version has a more dramatic gradient so that it fits in with the style of other Windows icons.

In the latest Canary build for Google’s Chrome browser, the company introduced an updated icon. As seen above, Google spared no expense at giving the updated icon a very nice, clean aesthetic ...

Google says it will roll out the new icon with Chrome 117, which is set to launch in September, 2023. But folks running beta, dev, or canary channel builds of Chrome may be able to see it sooner.

Because of that confusion and because HTTPS is now expected for most sites, Chromium will retire the padlock icon starting in Chrome 117, slated for release in September alongside a larger refresh ...

Sunsetting Chrome Lite Mode. In a new support document, Google has revealed its plans to sunset Chrome Lite Mode with the release of Google Chrome 100 in March of this year.

Google is now bringing that mode to HTTPS and marking “Lite pages” as such in the Omnibar. Data Saver in Chrome for Android optimizes a page by up to 90% and can load two times faster by ...