
A theme for Ubuntu users who want something dark, yet want to stick with the "human" theme of browns. The pics show the whole… A theme for Ubuntu users who want something dark, yet want to stick with the "human" theme of browns. The pics show the whole browser in window mode, and a closeup of the top-right corner. In the 2nd pic note the gradient continues into the Find bar (Ctrl+F). The background for the New Tab page is just something I knocked up quickly, and tried to make it not too big, not too small (it IS just a page you'll look at for 2 seconds before using it to go to a site, but I still see people complaining to other developers about the pics being too small, so hopefully it looks OK maximised and in window mode). If you want a much more vibrant Ubuntu theme in rich browns, check out Ubuntu Darkly Human (https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/comoeeifdcphanbbhmjdhjoelhkekflo) or if you prefer black/charcoal, check out Ubuntu Darkly Charcoal (https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/jjekofhljmbijhelagbihakhbnognjfj). PS: Please actually install this theme before commenting (you can hit Undo, after all), as screenshots can be deceptive (I'm sure you've tried themes that didn't look as good as the screenshots, and likewise ones that actually looked better when in action). I am looking for more ideas for themes, so please give detailed info on what elements could be changed to your liking, and how ("I don't like it" is not exactly helpful!). Also, if you're not an Ubuntu user, then this theme is probably of no interest to you. Stay tuned for more Ubuntu themes!
Jun 8, 2011
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