Google`s browser Chrome is maybe one of the most downloaded software nowadays, because it’s developed by Google and it has that unique flavor of quality that makes it great. Although "Chrome" doesn't provide any way to change its theme but you can install custom themes and even you can create your own themes.All Chrome UI files are stored in a single file "default.dll". So you just need to edit this file to create your own theme.Google Chrome theme with a little knowledge of Photoshop and a few clicks.
So here is a step-by-step tutorial to create custom themes in Google Chrome:-
1. First you'll need to find this "default.dll" file to replace or edit it. Type following string in RUN dialog box and press Enter:
Windows Vista users can also type "appdata" in RUN or Startmenu Search box and press enter, then navigate to "local\Google\Chrome\Application".local settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application
2. It'll open a folder containing Chrome files.
3. Now when you are in "Application" folder using 1st step, navigate to "0.2.149.27\Themes" folder. That's it, you'll find the "default.dll" file in this folder:
4. First take a backup of this file before replacing or editing it, so that you can restore it if you want to get the default look back.
5. Now open this file in "Resource Tuner" and expand "BINDATA" folder.
6. Under this folder, you can replace the existing PNG files with your custom PNG files. Create your own PNG image with same dimensions using Photoshop, Gimp, etc. and then replace existing PNG in the "default.dll" file with your one.
To replace the existing PNG file with your custom one, select the PNG file in Resource Tuner and then press "Ctrl+Shift+E", it'll open another window asking for your own resource file. Press "Ctrl+O" and browse to your own PNG file, select it and click on "Open" button and then click on "OK" button.
When you have replaced all desired resources, save the file and you have done.Since Chrome supports PNG files, there are lots of possibilities for theme creators to put transparency in their themes.
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