The new look brings the Play Store site to modern times. It incorporates the rounder aesthetic that we see in the mobile app; this should come as no surprise, as the new look is modeled after the app.

Google Play Store on the Web, however, hasn't exactly caught up with the rest of the company's design changes. That's finally happening really soon, but it's a change that might not sit well with ...

While the Play Store app on Android devices is continually updated, the website has mostly been forgotten. The current Google Play website design dates back to 2013 .

Play Store site redesign now rolling out to everyone. By Corbin Davenport. Published Mar 30, 2018 ...

Finally! Google is reportedly redesigning the web version of the Play Store, a change that’s been a long time coming. Android Police reports that the redesign is part of a server-side switch and isn’t ...

Google's Play Store on the web is dated, to put it mildly — the big sidebar and card-like listings wouldn't look out of place on a phone running Android Lollipop.The company appears ready to ...

Overall, the revamped Play Store site looks a lot closer to Google’s current design language. It’s more reminiscent of Material You with everything large and bubbly.

The Google Play Store seems to be finally ready for a new look, with Google focusing its attention on the website version of the Play Store this time. Android Police have seen the new design ...

Something strange is currently going on with the browser version of the Play Store. Many games are showing as incompatible with all devices when they clearly shouldn't be. It doesn't matter if you ...

When the Play Store finally launched support for app promo codes last month, they could only be redeemed in the Android Play Store. The Play Store on the web (as spotted by Android Police) ...

Opening the Play Store and uninstalling an app will bring up a list of devices, just like installing does now. After hitting the "uninstall" button, this list of devices will pop up.