Monday, February 7, 2022

Chrome Has a New Logo

After eight years of deep research, the brightest minds at Google have once again released a new logo for Chrome, easily the worlds most popular web browser and much more. After it's understated launch in 2008, Chrome quickly grew in popularity and became the foundation for a larger suite of products, including the Chrome OS. Today, "Chrome accounts for nearly 64% of all browser usage on all platforms today. The only other browser that comes “close” is Safari, with nearly 15.5% thanks to iOS devices. Firefox comes in third at a mere 4.4%." Chrome also helped Sundar Pichai become CEO of Alphabet.

So here it is. You can clearly see the radical evolution of the logo...or not? After all, why mess with something that works so well?

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