Chrome for iOS Gets a Liquid Glass Makeover: Here’s What’s New

The Chrome app for iPhone has received a visual update with the introduction of a liquid glass design, coinciding with the iOS 16 release. This design refresh focuses on several key interface elements. The Tab grid, which includes incognito mode, tab management, and the search bar, now reflects the liquid glass aesthetic. Context menus have been redesigned to provide a modern, background-blurring experience. Furthermore, the bottom sheet menu has been updated with rounded corners, mirroring the curvature of other menu items. Within the settings, users will find a new Done/checkmark icon and updated on/off toggles. The update also presents a redesigned keyboard, incorporating a rounded design for the sheet and keys, accompanied by a floating row above the main keyboard, providing quick access to tools like voice search and Google Lens.