We reported a few days ago that Google is working on making Chrome look more native on Windows 11.
According to a new patch on the Chromium Gerrit, Google was working on making their menus “Windows 11 style” when the browser is being run on the new operating system.
Now a flag for the new menus has shown up in the latest Canary version of the browser, allowing us to take a look at what the company is looking to deliver.
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As can be seen from the screenshots, the menus now have rounded corners, deeper drop shadows and are more clearly separated from the origin of the menu, giving them a floating appearance.
Unfortunately, it does not look like Mica transparency support is present yet, though Google may of course add this at a later point.
The flag to enable this is:
Given that it has just shown up in the Canary version of the browser, it will likely be at least 4 weeks before we see the changes in the Stable version.
via Leo Varela
