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Since yesterday Chromium features a new logo and icon. Screenshots:

About dialogue:

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Icon:

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Commit entry in the Chromium versioning control system

I'm guessing the Google Chrome icon will see a similar re-design soon.

What do you think of the new logo and icon?

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I like it! It looks really nice actually. It projects a sleek look even before you open your browser. That being said, I liked the Chromium logo in particular due to the more muted blue colors.

to all those who say that it looks too plain, I agree but then a lot of companies are going plain today, looks like its in

It's true. Internet Explorer 9 has a pretty plain logo too. It's definitely not a bad thing, though.

i love this new chromium logo, please use it Google

No doubt they will. Their current logo is already based on the old chromium logo, aside from the different colors. So I'm guessing they will either implement this in their next dev build or whenever they reach chrome 12.

No doubt they will. Their current logo is already based on the old chromium logo, aside from the different colors. So I'm guessing they will either implement this in their next dev build or whenever they reach chrome 12.

It's a Chromium build though, so couldn't they have just put it in to receive feedback to see if users like it or not?

It's a Chromium build though, so couldn't they have just put it in to receive feedback to see if users like it or not?

Right, but chromium will bear this blue logo and isn't technically the part Google develops. If they plan to implement their yellow-blue-green-red version of the logo, they would add into the Chrome channels, starting with the canary channel first, then trickle down to the dev channel and so forth. I honestly don't think think anyone will hate this logo as it is a pretty good improvement.

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