You can always change the interface back again if you’d like, or choose one of the other drop-down settings from “UI Layout for the browser’s top chrome” and see what it looks like or if it suits your visual preferences. While this is demonstrated on Chrome for Mac, the setting should be the exact same in Chrome for Windows and Chrome for Linux too, because each uses the same settings://flags system, and each now features the redesigned interface for the latest versions. Here’s the regular Chrome interface UI renabled:Īnd here’s what the newly redesigned Chrome UI looked like before: Once Chrome relaunches, Chrome will no longer feature the redesigned rounded interface that differs from the rest of the operating system, and instead it should have the regular classic interface again. Restart the Chrome browser (quit and relaunch) for the visual change to take effect.
Pull down the submenu next to “UI Layout for the browser’s top chrome” and select “Normal” from the dropdown list of options.Search for “UI Layout for the browser’s top chrome” *.In the URL bar of chrome, enter the following link:.Want to return Chrome to the regular classic interface rather than the new themed appearance defaulted in Chrome 69 or later? Here is how to do that: How to Disable Chrome UI Redesign in Chrome 69+ If you’d like to disable the newly redesigned Chrome browser themed interface, you can do so by toggling a vaguely named setting in the Chrome app.ĭisabling the theme is demonstrated here on Chrome for a Mac, but the flag and setting to disable the new theme should be the same on Chrome for Windows and Linux too.
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