Windows users can test Chrome’s new Material Design overhaul with the latest version of the browser’s Canary build.
This option isn’t available by default, so users will have to enable the ‘UI Layout for the browse’s top chrome‘ flag and then reset their browser.
Once the flag is enabled, the tabs along the top of the browser change to become a bit more square with rounded corners, instead of the angular trapezoid shapes that are featured in the current release.
In addition, the user’s avatar is located to the right of the address bar instead of on the top.
As with all tests, the design could change significantly before its released to the general public.
Source: 9to5Google
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