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10-17-2026, 08:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-22-2026, 03:52 PM by papadoc.)
Download
custom.css and put it in your Cent folder, or anywhere convenient I guess.
Go to chrome://settings/cbCustomCss and enable the option, then select the custom CSS file.
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Thank you for sharing; it keeps the web store from being too harsh on the eyes late at night.
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Nice, this is a simple solution. Being able to use a darker Web Store without extra sign-in prompts or nags sounds much better, especially when browsing late at night. Thanks for sharing!
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10-22-2026, 04:07 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-22-2026, 04:10 PM by papadoc.)
Yeah, the "install Chrome" nags are malicious, given the fact that they're shown on every single page load. The dark theme only being persistent when signed in is also a dick-move.
Every time I had to visit the web store, it was aggravating, so now I suppose it's a little bit of the opposite. The dark theme is just their own code, with all the variables copied from devtools. Today I added transparent backgrounds on images, since apparently, their own dark theme leaves them with white backgrounds which flash on page load.
I updated the link in my first comment. Also used a different paste-dump site with a better expiration policy.