Was no longer modern, interactive, and consistent with the look and feel of other browser UI or the browser ecosystem at largeĪll this made it clear that there was room for improvement for us to create a more intuitive experience for downloading in Chrome. Occupied precious pixels at the bottom of the screen which squeezed the web content area, and was limited by screen width in how many files it could show at onceĭidn't go away automatically, and only offered actions such as pause/resume and open in folder from a fixed overflow menu We learned that while there was a lot about it that worked well for you, like strong support for core download journeys and built-in protection from potentially harmful files, it had its problems too. Over the years, we have listened to your feedback about the legacy Chrome downloads experience. What influenced your decision to redesign Chrome downloads?ĭownloads are a core part of day to day web browsing, from getting the perfect cat themed background for your PC to saving a copy of your tax return. Let's go behind the scenes and learn more about this redesign from Chrome Senior Product Manager Jasika Bawa. With the latest release of Chrome for desktop we are introducing a redesign of the Chrome downloads experience to make it easier for you to interact with your recent downloads.
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