Another small change discovered in the latest Chrome update
Google has never been a big supporter of Windows 10, and the company never released apps for Microsoft’s operating system to be published on the Microsoft Store, but instead all of its Win32 apps were updated to support this new release.
Google Chrome itself is quite a popular choice on Windows 10, and right now is the leading browser with more than 60 percent desktop market share. And naturally, it also works flawlessly on Windows 10, and like other Win32 apps, comes with a live tile of its own.
As you can see in the photos below, the new live tile is clearly easier to notice as compared to the one in Chrome 67, though it’s still substantially different from the one used by Mozilla for Firefox browser. Firefox uses a design that makes the icon cover up nearly the entire live tile, whereas Google puts the Chrome icon in the center with the name displayed right below.
