Stable version (5.2.1168.74)

[QZMTCH]

Is it possible to disable saving search history in the address bar?

try here chrome://settings/privacy Disable History suggestions in the address bar this will disable the display
and you can deleting history when you exit the browser
or in the registry in policies the value SavingBrowserHistoryDisabled https://chromeenterprise.google/policies...ryDisabled this is to disable saving history

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maybe there is another way to disable saving only for the address bar

[Spuner]

try here chrome://settings/privacy Disable History suggestions in the address bar this will disable the display
and you can deleting history when you exit the browser
or in the registry in policies the value SavingBrowserHistoryDisabled https://chromeenterprise.google/policies...ryDisabled this is to disable saving history

None of the proposed options are a solution to the problem I asked about.

[QZMTCH]

None of the proposed options are a solution to the problem I asked about.

the address bar shows the history from the history page, you can't save the history separately and not save the input from the address bar, you can either disable the display of the history in the address bar, or disable saving the history in the registry (or maybe somehow else)
Well, that's how I understood it

[Admini]

after login, clean portable version

Have you changed your proxy settings?
And can you access https://www.google.com/ in cent?

[Admini]

Hi. Dark mode enabled but error page still light.

Dark mode doesn't apply to web pages by default.
You may need to enable this flag (But be careful, as this may cause some web pages to display abnormally):
chrome://flags/#enable-force-dark

[Admini]

Is it possible to disable saving search history in the address bar?

You may need to use incognito window.

[Seriranian]

Hi, Thank you for providing the latest version.
Is there no solution to the problem of Hangul becoming Tofu when Directwrite is disabled?

[PierreDoon]

Dark mode doesn't apply to web pages by default.
You may need to enable this flag (But be careful, as this may cause some web pages to display abnormally):
chrome://flags/#enable-force-dark

But this didn't have to be done on the previous stable version. Is this again the Google "feature", for which you need to turn on this flag on new versions?

[tamer]

Or instead you can simply add this to your custom.css here chrome://settings/cbCustomCss

Code:

body.neterror {
  --background-color: #111;
  --google-gray-900: #fefefe;
  --primary-button-fill-color: #225fc3;
}

And it should work for all the internal error pages listed here: chrome://network-errors


ps: It would be great if devtools also supported custom.css since they deprecated applyStyleSheet api in recent versions. Now you need to recompile it separately just to change the font and remove these annoying tabs close buttons.  

[QZMTCH]

But this didn't have to be done on the previous stable version. Is this again the Google "feature", for which you need to turn on this flag on new versions?

What version of Windows and what version of browser x64 or x86?
it's just that dark pages work fine for me on windows 10 (19045.3208) x64 browser https://qu.ax/pgPJM.gif other error pages also seem dark.
Do you have any white error page or just the one on the screenshot? Try chrome://kill/ if it's also white, then maybe there's a bug with Windows or the browser version or profile. Try it on a clean profile too.
there was a message about the dark theme not working for websites https://www.centbrowser.net/en/showthrea...0#pid28000 but not about browser pages
so far there has been no one else who has confirmed this error (I'm talking about browser pages)