Google Chrome 69 was released earlier this week, bringing, among other things, a new user interface with rounded tabs and other refined elements.
As it turns out, the new look is causing some performance issues on many systems, especially those with high DPI displays.
Basically, the fonts in the tabs appear blurry due to Google Chrome using a lower contrast configuration than the previous generation.
Because, after all, there are enough of those who complain, Microsoftie Scott Hanselman, a Twitter user, also facing this particular problem, created an exclusive Google Chrome 69 extension, which is supposed to turn the text in tabs completely black, making it easier to read.
However, we should inform you that Hanselman's solution does not work the same for all users, so the only sure solution to your problem, at this time, is to return to the previous version. You can also return to the classic Google Chrome theme. Of course, it is a matter of time until Google blocks this feature and as a result we are all forced to use the new UI.
For now, Google, for its part, has not released any possible solution to the error, which will certainly not be long in coming, so we just have to wait.
