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It seems Google is getting in on all the Star Wars frenzy; the company has just released an online tool to celebrate the soon to be released Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The page lets users align with either the light or dark side of the force and Or some Imperial ships, including a TIE fighter, as your location maker in Google Maps. (Screenshot/Google) The decision also adds a colour scheme to your Google profile picture and, just like Anakin Skywalker, you can change sides as many times as you When Google users search for "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away," Google will transform the browser window into a galactic theme with search results scrolling into space, just like the opening of Star Wars. Click on the microphone button at right Google is gearing up for ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ launch by adding its own Star Wars theme across its products. Google users can choose between the Light Side and the Dark side from here, and once they do they can click on icons for various Why this matters: Firefox is a very good browser, but it often seems behind the curve compared to the frantic pace and new features coming to Google Chrome The Walnut complete theme for Firefox. Mozilla is also getting rid of complete or “heavyweight Pick your side of the Force and get all new themes for Google. Google is a huge Star Wars fan – which means good things for all of us little fans out in the world. Specifically, the news means that we get a brand new Star Wars website designed especially .

After confirming their selection, all of Google's web apps will be refreshed with designs to match their alignment. The theme customizations include new backgrounds for Gmail, YouTube will display the video playback bar as either a red or blue lightsaber When Google announced a set of Star Wars themes and gags across its suite of products, turns out it didn’t tell us everything. It asks users to ‘search the beginning’, by which it means the famous first preceding the Star Wars opening crawl As Star Wars: The Force Awakens approaches, it's time to pick a side--the Dark or the Light? And more specifically, which side should your browser be on? Google are now offering their users the chance to add Star Wars customisation their desktops and apps If you had the choice, would you choose evil and hatred on the Dark Side? Or would you choose virtue and kindness on the Light? You may not be Force sensitive, but to help celebrate the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Google is making it easy to .