What's the point? You either apply this affect as subtly as chrome; then it does nothing for usability (neither positive, nor negative). Or you apply it as vi

What's the point? You either apply this affect as subtly as chrome; then it does nothing for usability (neither positive, nor negative). Or you apply it as visible as in this blog post; then it's distracting and hurts usability. Either way I can't see why you'd bother. Unless you're a bored google chrome engineer...