In particular compare the tabs to those of the default grey theme. Sometimes it’s hard to notice the change. Click on it and it’ll download - pretty darn fast! - and install. Once you find a theme that you like, it’ll look like this:īut move your cursor over the tile and a button appears:įree is good. These are pretty cool, particularly the Ecko theme, but scroll down, look and see what else is in the gallery.

Sometimes you have to find and click on “Themes” but it should work ok most of the time. You’ll be taken to the Google Play Store. To get a new theme, click on - surprise! - “Get themes”. Look particularly at the tabs and the colors up there. If you’ve somehow changed your theme, you can easily click on “Reset to default theme” to get back to the boring old greyscale, as demonstrated in that image. Under “Settings” scroll down just a little bit until you find “Appearance”: Or, if you prefer, go here: chrome://settings/ To get started, easiest step is to click on “Preferences” from the “Chrome” menu on your Mac.

Heck, if you just want a brushed metal look like the good old days of Mac OS X you can do that too: in fact that’s what I have! If you want Disney Princesses, dark, violent video game imagery or just a shiny new sports car as your empty page graphic and tab scheme, you’ve got options. There’s a whole world of theme development and hundreds of different Google Chrome themes available, actually, so you’re in great shape.

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