Chrome turned pink after the update? See how to solve

This is not your screen: Google Chrome 68 came with a slightly weird bug. On some computers, the white spaces on the screen take on a pinkish or yellowish hue, making the site display rather uncomfortable. Fortunately, you can solve this problem by disabling one of the features of your browser.

The problem has quickly attracted the attention of several users on the Google forums, which tends to draw the attention of the company on a fix. However, this still has no prediction. To help you get back to normal color, Digital Eye has prepared a complete step-by-step tutorial. Check it out:

1. Open Chrome settings;

2. Scroll to the screen and click Advanced;

3. Look for the option "Use hardware acceleration if available" and disable the

4. Press the button to restart Chrome;

5. Chromium will begin with standard color standard

Ready! Now you know how to repair the pink tones of Google Chrome 68. This version of the browser also brought the new hardware theme template, which completely changes the browser interface. See how to try!