If you’re using Windows 11 and Chrome, you can now get a more native look in Google’s browser by enabling an optional new feature.
As you may know, rounded corners on windows and UI elements is one of the key changes in Windows 11, and application windows get it automatically. So if you’re using Google Chrome, you already have rounded window corners.
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But with Chrome 96, released this week, you can optionally enable rounded menus in Chrome as well. To do so, navigate to chrome://flags and then search for:
#win11-style-menus
Change this from Default (which I assume will later work normally) to Enabled. You’ll need to restart the browser, and then you’ll have Windows 11-style rounded corners on Chrome’s menus.