Google Is Finally Fixing Google Chrome’s Cluttered Three-Dot Menu with a Handy Search Feature
The redesign adds a pinned search field that can find browser actions, bookmarks and recent history, according to a demonstration shared by Leopeva64.
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Google is giving Chrome’s three-dot menu a much-needed brain
TL;DR Chrome’s redesigned three-dot menu now features a functional search box for finding browser actions, bookmarks, and recent history. Google is also experimenting with a scrollbar, pinned search field and footer, and cleaner, block-style menu sections. The redesign remains exclusive to Canary, with no confirmed stable release date. Chrome‘s three-dot menu has always been a bit of a treasure hunt. You know the setting you’re looking for is b…
Google revises the three-point menu in Chrome and integrates a handy search bar for bookmarks and features. However, the new features with fixed elements are only available in the trial version of Chrome Canary. (Continue reading)
In Chrome Canary, the test version of Google's browser on computer, the three-point menu now allows you to search for an action, a favorite or a recent page. No date is set yet for the stable version.
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