Thank you, much better now
With the portable version, i can modify / edit / whatever i want, and with a backup - restore folder, everything is back, 100 %
Would you please tell me something about themes on Chrome / Cent browser ?
Whenever i want to install a new theme, 99, 99 % the installed theme is changing the caption buttons, as well, which i don't want
I am using my own visual style, i created it long time ago, i have some OS X caption buttons
The default Chrome / Cent / caption buttons, looks awful, imo
(01-29-2017, 05:53 PM)blue_ Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you, much better now
With the portable version, i can modify / edit / whatever i want, and with a backup - restore folder, everything is back, 100 %
Would you please tell me something about themes on Chrome / Cent browser ?
Whenever i want to install a new theme, 99, 99 % the installed theme is changing the caption buttons, as well, which i don't want
I am using my own visual style, i created it long time ago, i have some OS X caption buttons
The default Chrome / Cent / caption buttons, looks awful, imo
Button images Are all defined In manifest.json. You can check into Google's extension development documentation.
(01-31-2017, 06:26 AM)blue_ Wrote: [ -> ]Okay, i did, here :
https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/themes
But how could i ( if possible ) install a theme, and keep my buttons ?
Thank you
Seems there is no way to assign separate image for system buttons.But You can do it alternatively, that is to set an image for variable "
theme_window_control_background". It is the background image of the browser frame.
Is there a tutorial how to do this ?
Thank you
(02-03-2017, 09:42 AM)blue_ Wrote: [ -> ]Is there a tutorial how to do this ?
Thank you
We Are not professional at extension development, You may ask it On StackOverflow. We will tell You once We know it.
(04-16-2023, 04:01 PM)blue_ Wrote: [ -> ]Old thread 
I'm still searching for a solution, can't find one
I tried this
https://forums.stardock.com/486023/windo...chromeskin
With Firefox is working but not with Cent browser and Google Chrome
There must be a way
Do you mean you want to keep the original system buttons("Minimize/Restore/Maximize") after installing a theme?
If so, there is no easy way to do this.
You can refer to
Win32 Theme API