Google Chrome on iPhone and iPad has been updated with a liquid glass design following the recent launch of iOS 16. The iOS version of Chrome features a distinct interface compared to its Android counterpart, including a unique Tab Grid and bottom sheet menu. The liquid glass changes are now visible in the Tab grid with the incognito, Tab, and Tab group switcher, as well as the search function on the left side. Context menus have been updated to match the new style, offering a more modern appearance. The bottom sheet now incorporates more rounded corners, and menu items also feature this curvature. Settings have been updated to include a new Done/checkmark icon and refreshed on/off toggles. The update also introduces a new keyboard with a rounded sheet and keys, including a floating rectangle above the main keyboard that houses voice search, Google Lens, and other useful keys.
