Chrome OS enables the new version of the system tray menu: optimize touch operation

Chromium's technical evangelist Fran ç ois Beaufort revealed on Google+ today that the Chrome OS team is developing a newly designed system menu for the system used by Chromebook. Google's Chrome OS ecosystem has developed rapidly in recent years, especially in the education market, so Google continues to improve the productivity and experience of the system.

­in the upcoming Chrome OS version update, the most noteworthy is the redesigned system tray menu, which is convenient for users to access on touch devices, and invokes some elements of the Android system design. In his Google+ post, he wrote: "the Chrome OS system menu has been redesigned on the Canary channel, and users of touch devices who are used to using Android should be happy. I personally enjoy the feeling of fingertip control menu."

­if you want to experience the redesigned system tray menu, you can activate the chrome://flags/#enable-system-tray-unified flag in the experimental Chrome OS Canary channel to experience it.