Get New UI for Google Chrome for Android

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Google is testing a new Explore feature on it's Android Chrome application. Good news is that you can test it by yourself without installing Chrome Beta or Chrome Canary  

The feature introduces a new layout whenever a new tab is opened, which will help you explore articles and sites based on your interest and browsing history.

Launch Chrome application in Android then type chrome://flags/ and search Explore websites. It will be in default, change it to enable and relaunch the application. Then if you open a new tab you will able to see the modified UI as shown below, the articles will be based on your recent search results and browsing history.

 


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