

Now, that you know how to move between the elements, let us take a look at the ones which we are going to change. Now, Use the “arrow buttons” next to the text field to move between the hits.Įnable Material Design in Different Elements of Chrome This is because Google keeps adding and deleting these elements. Now, depending on the when you are using this tutorial, the number of hits that you will get can change (I got 13).

Now, hit Ctrl+F (Cmd+F if you are on a Mac) and in the pop-up box type in the words “material design” (without the quotes).ģ. You may experience some bugs but nothing major.Ģ. Don’t worry too much, it will be just like using a beta version of the software. As I warned you above, on this page, Chrome will show you a warning statement. Go to Chrome’s “Flags” page by typing “ chrome://flags” in the address bar and hitting the enter/return key. All right, let’s don’t waste any more time and get started.ġ. Before you start activating the Material Design elements, you should read a bit about them first, just to get a hang of what are the changes that you are making.To make things easy for you, I will include a short description for all the changes. Many of these elements have a corresponding Material Design element in the development. So, with that out of the way, let us see how to enable Material Design in Chrome browser: Enable Material Design UI in Chromeīefore you start, you should understand that there are a lot of design elements in the Chrome browser. Just remember that these features are still in development, so they might suffer from some bugs here and there. However, there is a way to enable them if you want to. Since these changes are still in “beta” they don’t appear by default on your Chrome Browser.

However, still, most of the Chrome’s UI doesn’t support the Material Design as the changes are still in the developmental phase. Quite recently, the Settings page of the Chrome browser was updated to the Material Design language. In fact, since 2016, we are seeing a lot of experimental Material Design elements being incorporated in the Chrome browser.
