This is why I stopped using Chrome years ago. My current Firefox is configured to display the protocol along withe the FQDN, without any munging thankyouverymuch.
Google is self-isolating into a walled garden. Good riddance.
Google is self-isolating into a walled garden. Good riddance.
- OS-style scrollbars were removed [1]
- Backspace no longer goes back [2]
- Can't click on the "Lock" in URL bar to see certificate info anymore
- Tabs were redesigned, and take up more space
- Extensions are no longer a simple list, but are now gigantic unnecessary "cards"
- "Chrome Web Store" link from Extensions section is now hidden underneath hamburger menu
- Half the themes for the old design are literally broken now
Those are the biggest buggers for me, and Google simply throws up the middle finger <^> to advanced users and expects us to understand these changes are better for everyone. NO they are not! Let us turn these "features" off in Developer Options.
[1][2] There are extensions that can re-enable these top two removals. The rest cannot be changed.