Why Chrome apps/windows do not follow GTK theme?
I use Linux but at a noob level. Usually Most of the time I use Ubuntu based distros.
My browser of choice is Google Chrome.
Services as Netflix, Tweetdeck, etc., I use them as "apps" opened in their own window, but I don't know why, they do follow entirely the GTK theme.
Netflix Chrome App:
On the image you can see the fonts on the window title bar are in black and the window borders are in a light color.
Google Chrome:
Google Chrome looks ok as the rest of my system: dark themed and light colored fonts.
As anyone any idea why this happens and if there is any way to fix it?
google-chrome themes gtk
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I use Linux but at a noob level. Usually Most of the time I use Ubuntu based distros.
My browser of choice is Google Chrome.
Services as Netflix, Tweetdeck, etc., I use them as "apps" opened in their own window, but I don't know why, they do follow entirely the GTK theme.
Netflix Chrome App:
On the image you can see the fonts on the window title bar are in black and the window borders are in a light color.
Google Chrome:
Google Chrome looks ok as the rest of my system: dark themed and light colored fonts.
As anyone any idea why this happens and if there is any way to fix it?
google-chrome themes gtk
edited Feb 26 at 6:01
pomsky
32.8k11103135
asked Feb 24 at 21:12
jpmacedosilvajpmacedosilva
63
add a comment |
I use Linux but at a noob level. Usually Most of the time I use Ubuntu based distros.
My browser of choice is Google Chrome.
Services as Netflix, Tweetdeck, etc., I use them as "apps" opened in their own window, but I don't know why, they do follow entirely the GTK theme.
Netflix Chrome App:
On the image you can see the fonts on the window title bar are in black and the window borders are in a light color.
Google Chrome:
Google Chrome looks ok as the rest of my system: dark themed and light colored fonts.
As anyone any idea why this happens and if there is any way to fix it?
google-chrome themes gtk
edited Feb 26 at 6:01
pomsky
32.8k11103135
asked Feb 24 at 21:12
jpmacedosilvajpmacedosilva
63
I use Linux but at a noob level. Usually Most of the time I use Ubuntu based distros.
My browser of choice is Google Chrome.
Services as Netflix, Tweetdeck, etc., I use them as "apps" opened in their own window, but I don't know why, they do follow entirely the GTK theme.
Netflix Chrome App:
On the image you can see the fonts on the window title bar are in black and the window borders are in a light color.
Google Chrome:
Google Chrome looks ok as the rest of my system: dark themed and light colored fonts.
As anyone any idea why this happens and if there is any way to fix it?
google-chrome themes gtk
google-chrome themes gtk
edited Feb 26 at 6:01
pomsky
32.8k11103135
asked Feb 24 at 21:12
jpmacedosilvajpmacedosilva
63
edited Feb 26 at 6:01
pomsky
32.8k11103135
asked Feb 24 at 21:12
jpmacedosilvajpmacedosilva
63
edited Feb 26 at 6:01
pomsky
32.8k11103135
edited Feb 26 at 6:01
pomsky
32.8k11103135
edited Feb 26 at 6:01
pomsky
32.8k11103135
32.8k11103135
asked Feb 24 at 21:12
jpmacedosilvajpmacedosilva
63
asked Feb 24 at 21:12
jpmacedosilvajpmacedosilva
63
asked Feb 24 at 21:12
jpmacedosilvajpmacedosilva
63
63
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