Google’s Chrome OS is getting a couple of UI changes ... The other big change is to the popup menu from pressing the taskbar’s power button. A “dark mode” has been available as a flag ...

Chromebooks and other Chrome OS-powered devices are ... Open a primary Chrome browser window (not an app window), then click the Menu button, the three horizontal bars to the left of the URL ...

The Launcher, Chrome OS’s version of the Windows Start Menu, is where you access apps ... to bring up Chrome OS shortcuts, like the button combo for taking a screenshot (ctrl+shift+show windows ...

The lock can be turned on via the three-dot menu, and then accessed from a button at the top of the canvas once enabled. While many people still don’t feel like Chrome OS is a real operating ...

Android may be Google’s highest profile platform, but Chrome ... settings menu. If you don’t see Chrome OS 97 listed at the top of the screen, try clicking the Check for Updates button ...

Instead of having the bell icon for opening a separate notification tray, Chrome OS simply slaps it up on top of the standard system tray. Rounded corners and circular buttons are still at play ...

Don’t worry; design differences can put power buttons in some odd places sometimes ... You can also use the power menu in Chrome OS to turn your device off. Lastly, like most laptops, simply ...

click the “Manage exceptions” button. Chrome apps and Chrome extensions can also show notifications in the primary Chrome OS interface. These don’t have a universal settings menu – to ...

Don’t choose one from the drop down menu either — you’re ... Hit the ‘Add’ button. Now you have to find the Chrome OS image you downloaded earlier. This is probably on your desktop ...

When clicked, this tool drops down a menu featuring ... for Chrome OS. We were unable to access the feature in Chrome Canary, but reports from users who have access to the button report that ...

And even better than that, Google’s version keeps you on the desktop and actually opens a pop-up menu ... button replacement arena. Instead, Google’s engineers quietly dragged Chrome OS ...