Liquid glass
Widgets, menus and popups refract your wallpaper at their edges. Buttons on glass are glass too, a brighter step above it.
Kufu Glass turns every new tab in Chrome into clear glass that bends your wallpaper, with a clock cut from glass and everything exactly where you put it.
Free · Works in Chrome, Edge and Brave · No account
Switch between light and dark, and frost it as much as you like. This is how the real one behaves.
Not a blur with a border. Every surface bends the picture behind it, the way real glass does.
Widgets, menus and popups refract your wallpaper at their edges. Buttons on glass are glass too, a brighter step above it.
Pick up the clock, the calendar, your links or anything else and put it where you want. Or start from a ready-made layout.
Clear at 0%, a thick frosted lens at 50%, milky white at 100%. Or an analog clock with a glass face.
Every widget has its own page with its own switch. Double-click any slider to send it back to where it started.
A new tab opens finished, glass and clock included. Nothing pops in a moment later.
No account and no tracking. Your settings stay in your browser, and you can back them up or sync them yourself.
Kufu Glass isn't in the Chrome Web Store yet, so you add it by hand. It takes three steps.
Get kufu-glass.zip and unzip it into a folder you'll keep.
Go to chrome://extensions and switch on Developer mode in the top right corner.
Press Load unpacked and choose the folder. Open a new tab, and it's glass.
Yes, in browsers built on Chromium. Open edge://extensions or brave://extensions and follow the same steps.
That's how Chrome installs anything from outside the Web Store. Chrome may remind you about it now and then.
Download the new zip, replace the files in the same folder, and press the reload arrow on its card in chrome://extensions. Your settings stay.
Yes. Kufu Glass has its own settings and storage, so the two never change each other.