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Pastel candy print across your tabs and new tab page, with a hot pink toolbar. Popsicles, lollipops, gummy bears, sprinkles. A soft candy print for Chrome — popsicles, lollipops, candy canes, gummy bears and sprinkles scattered across a pale pink ground. The print runs all the way across the tab strip, so it reads as one continuous pattern rather than a flat colour block. Underneath it sits a solid hot pink toolbar and bookmarks bar, which keeps your tabs, address bar and bookmarks easy to read instead of fighting the pattern behind them. The active tab picks up the same pink. On the new tab page the print eases in gradually from the top, so the area around the search box stays calm and uncluttered while the pattern fills in further down. The artwork is desaturated and lightened from the original, so it reads as pastel rather than neon — colourful enough to be cheerful, quiet enough to work in all day. Details: - Continuous candy print across the tab strip and new tab page - Solid hot pink toolbar, bookmarks bar and active tab - Inactive tabs shown as soft chips so each one stays distinct - New tab background fades in from the top - Seamlessly tiled — no visible repeat lines at any window width - Light theme, designed for readability To remove it later: Chrome Settings → Appearance → Reset to default.
Sep 12, 2026
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