The easiest way to spice up your Google Chrome wallpaper is to set your favorite animated GIF as the default homepage screen. This trick essentially fixes the GIF as a looped live wallpaper.

You can change the background image of the new tab in Chrome, but it only supports JPEG and PNG images for that. You can’t import animated GIFs or even static GIF files in it. Hence, to change ...

Now, open the Google Chrome home page and click on the Personalize button at the bottom right of the screen. In the Background tab, click the Upload from device option, select the animated GIF file ...

It’s a super simple process that makes using Google Chrome feel a little more personalized. All it takes is a few seconds and you go from having a dreary white non-background like this ...

Google Chrome’s new tab page is a bit cluttered ... but you can also replace the background with animated GIFs of calming textures from Giphy or a solid image of your choosing.

You can use a free extension called Google GIFs Chrome Extension or Google gifs autoplay to do that. This extension works silently in the background and plays all animated GIFs in the Google image ...

It played a slideshow of your favorite Google Photos album or a bunch of Chromecast backgrounds. Since then, news of animated screen savers coming to Chrome OS has been making the rounds ...

Google’s Chrome browser has historically been a holdout on full support for animated PNG files, requiring users to use a special browser extension, but that is no ...

An upcoming release of Google Chrome will fully support animated PNGs, a Googler has said in the comments of a bug report ticket on the Chromium website. Extensions available via the Chrome Web ...