Google brings Material You design from Android to ChromeOS version 117. There’s also an updated Quick Settings view with bigger buttons, adaptive charging, color vision deficiency accessibility settings, and more.

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Google releases ChromeOS 117 with a new look, improved battery charging controls, accent color accessibility settings, and more. The update includes the adoption of Google's 'Material You' design philosophy, redesigned Quick Settings view, new notification panel, upgraded calendar, privacy indicators, enhanced search for device specifications, adaptive charging feature, and new accent colors for better navigation.

ChromeOS 117 rolls out with a new look, plus better control over charging and cameras