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An attempt to make a sane theme with an interesting texture. Native window trim, inset design, high-set tab strip. Linen brings texture to the browser we know and love. Native OS window trim, inset address bar, high-set tab strip graphics. Works well on Windows, Mac OS X, and Chrome OS Linux. See the other variants for subtle tweaks to graphics and window trim: Native window trim, normal-set tab strip: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/alggajoaanmhoikhfbgbdjpeeblabhof Native window trim, non-sunken address bar: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/geghmbbdjogiapgedcgmbmpdacnfecba Themed window trim, normal-set tab strip: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ekfbbapapbklbaicgodgjkidegbcigbb Themed window trim, high-set tab strip: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/locbhnplifbcfeilhelmhnaphannkiac Themed window trim, non-sunken address bar: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/elakaiphiapajhdfceaffbdappbefmjj Note that because of a few theming quirks, a number of small issues prevent me from marking this a "version 1". The address bar buttons have a pretty nasty white trim that is unthemeable, and some platforms have a forced text shadow where I would otherwise prefer to have none. Also, it seems that all platforms except Mac OS X show the download shelf as solid-black. This is a known issue, tied to the use of transparency in the new-tab-page bookmark display (that uses the same color definition). There will be a variant released which fixes this by trading off the features for those that prefer a nicer download shelf.
Jun 17, 2011
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