Description of the issue:
Whenever I select “Brave Colour” to black it makes the top part of the search bar and tabs a dark blue, when I set it to white it’s white, and when I set it to Same as Windows and have a black theme on my windows it makes it dark blue, but when I have a white theme on my windows it makes it white. Basically brave just makes the search bar and tab bar blue whenever it’s a dark theme. How can this issue be reproduced?
No idea
Expected result:
It should be a dark gray Brave Version( check About Brave):
Version 1.19.86 Chromium: 88.0.4324.96 (Official Build) (64-bit) Additional Information:
Whenever I go to google themes the option under Brave Colours and select a dark theme it tends to work and actually make the search bar and tabs black, but I don’t really like that one and I rather just resolve the issue incase it happens again.
This was bothering me so. much. I thought there was something wrong with my monitors. Not sure how I feel about the blue tint–all of the other ‘dark mode’ apps/themes I use are shades of pure grey on spectrum from black to white. I’ll get used to it, but the difference is pretty jarring.
there are a few on chrome site…like midnight mentioned above or one called Dark-10, or go to Deviantart website and there many chrome browser themes…heres mine it changes the icon colors and min/max/close buttons as well…
I agree. The old dark mode colors matched the rest of my theme perfectly, not to mention it blended right in with DarkReader. Now with this blue tone, it sticks out like a sore thumb. Please bring back the old dark mode colors and make this new one a separate theme.
I prefer the new color. The old grey is flat and ugly by comparison, imo. But to each their own. If they’re going to change it back I just wish they would at least release the new color as a theme so people who liked it could keep it.
Thing is, I don’t think people who do like it would comment as much about it, so they’re probably underrepresented. People who don’t like something are much more likely to speak up about it.