Chrome/Chromium 69 new gui??

[tlmiller]

So, I'm guessing most people have at least SEEN the new gui on Chrome/Chromium for version 69. This has been really big at my office, with a lot of users very unhappy with the new look. So far, what's everyone's opinion, if you have one?

Myself, I really don't see it as that bad. It's not quite as pleasant looking as the last one, but it's not horrible by any means. I threw a theme on it and it looks fine to me.

[crosscourt]

I feel pretty much the same way you do but I dont use either very much so its not really an issue.

[crosscourt]

Heres how you can restore the classic theme in Chrome 69,
www.lxer.com/module/newswire/ext_link.php?rid=260300

[CaptNoize]

Who cares about Chrome,when you can just use FireFox....? I don't even have Chrome on my main machine...

[crosscourt]

I always keep a second browser just in case Firefox has some issues. I had a few sites that were having issues Firefox but not with Chromium.

With FF 62 out I need to test it as the issues may have been solved.

[CaptNoize]

I have Slim jet....I know... It's Chrome,but it doesn't have advertisements...

[crosscourt]

Depends on what OS Im using but I use some combination of FF62, Chrome/Chromium 69, Opera, and Midori.

[tlmiller]

Before quantum, I had Chrome/Chromium as my browsers as I considered Firefox to completely unusably slow.

Since Quantum's release, I now use Firefox & Chromium. Although the lastd couple days I've had Firefox, Waterfox & Chromium. My problem with most of the "slim" browsers is the integrated adblock. I don't want adblock. I want umatrix or uscript (prefer umatrix). I don't like how limited adblock is.

[crosscourt]

I refer to Firefox now as BQ and AQ as the there is a huge performance difference after Quantum.

[tlmiller]

I refer to Firefox now as BQ and AQ as the there is a huge performance difference after Quantum.

That is very true.

Waterfox is interesting. It's based on the BQ Firefox 56 (or at least that's what it identifies as), but integrates the Quantum improvements. But still allows the old-style plugins. If it had the option of geting rid of the titlebar like Firefox does, I'd probably switch over to it as my primary browser.