How do I remove the 'theme' from Chrome - I would prefer it the way it was before. You'll see the standard Google Chrome theme again. (unknown) 12/29/12 6:11 PM. Or in short, change it back to the 'no theme' option. I'm Running Windows 7 and Google Chrome. What's up with this? Did you even try it or is that a typical support.

To alex.kior 'After this actions installed theme remains in extensions folder'. Alex, I was able to reset my installed theme image back to default, and then I saw your comment. How do I COMPLETELY remove the installed theme and all remnants of it?

How do I access the extensions folder and delete everything in there? (I can do that without messing anything up, yes?) (I am having a problem cleaning out all of my history and chrome usage files using Ccleaner because according to Ccleaner, google chrome does not completely close, even after you close the browser. I think, (hope) this is because of the themes and apps I have installed. So, I am trying to remove everything except the browser and set it all back to default) Thanks Alex thaskie 14/3/2012, 8:34 น. You can just reset it to default theme if you need to get rid of the theme. If you are having trouble to remove the theme you installed, you need to remove the extension files from your Userdata here:%userprofile% AppData Local Google Chrome User Data Default Extensions Be careful of removing the folder here as it might be one of your extension and not theme.

I would suggest you to copy a backup in case you need to put back. If you deleted your extension and not able to recover back, you might need to remove the extension from the extension list and install it again. Cephas Atheos 22/9/2012, 22:16 น. @carbru.and this request for irrelevant details helps the original poster (or anyone else, for that matter) HOW, exactly? I'm sure it's very satisfying to shoot off a boilerplate request for irrelevant information, but that only shows you didn't actually read the question, and/or you don't know how to answer it.

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I'm sure that's not what you intended, but that's what it looks like. Meanwhile your response sits at the top of the list, right above (and blocking off) an actual answer that works for everyone, for all the world to see and revel in.

Apply a Dark Theme Chrome supports user-created themes, which you can download from. To give Chrome a dark interface, all you have to do is install a dark theme. Google even provides a helpful collection of. We recommend, which is the most popular dark theme in the Store. Unlike some other dark themes, it provides a decent amount of contrast between your active tab, which is a bit lighter, and your inactive tabs, which are darker.

This theme turns the tab bar, title bar, toolbar, and New Tab page dark. That’s all you can theme in Chrome.

You can’t make Chrome’s context menus or Settings page dark, for example. If you ever want to switch back to Chrome’s default theme you can, click menu > Settings.

Look for the Themes option under appearance and click “Reset to Default.” Install a Dark Mode Extension A theme changes your browser’s interface, but most websites use white backgrounds. Sure, you can and some other websites individually, but that only works for one website at a time. To get a dark mode for the entire web, install the extension from the Chrome Web Store.

Some other browser extensions work similarly, but out of all the dark mode extensions we’ve tried. This extension automatically applies a dark style to every web page you visit, and you can click the Dark Reader button on your toolbar to adjust it. You can also disable dark mode for a website from here. The extension even lets you set sites to never open in dark mode, which is useful if Dark Reader doesn’t work well with a website. Unfortunately, Chrome’s Settings pages will always be white and blue. Extensions can’t tamper with these for security reasons. Chrome’s context menus are provided by the operating system, so you can’t turn those dark—at least not until applies to application context menus, too.