[PConline Information]On April 17, according to foreign media reports, a new search interface is currently being tested. The new search interface will remove the black navigation bar at the top of the search homepage and replace it with an OS application launcher.
In February this year, it was announced that the OS application launcher had been ported to the Windows platform. At that time, many foreign media believed that the porting plan would not mature until Chrome 26 or Chrome 27.
Google Announces Porting Chrome OS App Launcher to Windows Platform
Recently, it is reported that Google is testing a new search interface. The new search interface will be integrated into the web version of the Chrome OS application launcher. It is reported that the black navigation bar at the top of the traditional search interface will be cancelled and replaced by Chrome OS and icons. The content of the original black navigation bar will be moved to the top right of the interface, with options including Google +, Gmail and Apps. Clicking the "Apps" button will bring up a drop-down menu to display more application services in the form of nine grids.
Google is testing a new search interface internally
For this new search interface, some people believe that this revamped design makes the overall content more intuitive and clear, but others believe that such a revamped version is not conducive to user operation (applications that can be completed with one click now require two clicks).
Google did not make any comments on the new search interface, but it explained on the Google ting System how to carry out the web version of the Chrome OS function under the Chrome, Opera operation guide.
And here’s what Google does with this wizard.