Chrome for Android experiments with replacing grid tabs with carousel tabs

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Chrome for Android is testing replacing grid tabs with carousel tabs

Google is currently testing new interfaces for the New Tab page on Chrome for Android. The latest browser version for Android applies a carousel interface to display recently accessed web pages.

The new tab page on Google Chrome for Android previously included the Google logo, search address bar, URL entry, and shortcuts for recently accessed websites. Favicon and web browsing history were arranged in a 4x2 grid.

Chrome for Android is testing replacing grid tabs with carousel tabs

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Google is experimenting with a new carousel design that can hold up to 12 pages, but will only display 4-5 pages at a time, compared to 8. This means users will have to scroll to find what they need instead of clicking as before. This change is believed to slightly benefit Discover and Following/RSS data sources.

This new carousel design is part of Google's effort to redesign Chrome, starting with a 'renovation' of the new tab page. Alongside the conveyor interface for recently visited websites, there's another conveyor interface for continuing web browsing, displaying currently open tabs and replacing the previous grid-style tabs.

The new design hasn't been widely rolled out to users yet. Mytour.vn will continue to monitor and update the latest changes and features on Chrome for Android every day to provide you with the most up-to-date information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What new features are being tested on the Chrome for Android New Tab page?

Google is testing a carousel interface on the New Tab page of Chrome for Android, which will display recently accessed web pages more dynamically than the previous grid layout.

How does the carousel interface differ from the previous grid layout?

The carousel interface replaces the 4x2 grid layout with a design that displays 4-5 pages at a time while holding up to 12 pages, requiring users to scroll for access.

What is the purpose of Google's redesign of the Chrome browser?

Google's redesign aims to enhance user experience by improving how users access their recently visited websites and currently open tabs through the new carousel interface.

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