elementary scrollbars for chrome

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A chrome extension I wrote up to match the non-native chrome scrollbars better with Dan rabbits elementary theme hope you guys like it!

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zniavre
10 years ago

hello good evening

i voted good too in gnome-look

i really like the idea (i did not think about before...)

i managed to make it working with rgba module for murrine engine it run really nicely
http://imgur.com/Zq8EU.png

thank you

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zniavre
10 years ago

by the way ..

happy birthday :o)

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zniavre
10 years ago

sorry forget about theme
it does not work so well

flash video can't work ...

:o(

but it's beautifull i agree

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conorsulli
10 years ago

hmm! hopefully in time rgba will be as standard as compiz is today! :-p

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conorsulli
10 years ago

re: transparency... a bit of theming, it doesnt deliver true transparency yet on linux but rather well selected gradients between the panel, chrome and wallpaper

did it one night i was bored

I might make a script to do it sometime but it would be very hacky :-) and probably need to be re-run each time the wallpaper changed unless the extension remained unpacked and could somehow update automagically.

its only a semi working concept, however it would be better to wait for rgba in gtk to become more widespread... then we could write an extension!... if chrome allowed it.

It looks much prettier with a transparent ui such as unity for netbooks.. as the panel seamlessly blends into the unity panel :)

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CruelAngel
10 years ago

aha. Then basically that means you can't move around the window, or the trick will be reviled? XD

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conorsulli
10 years ago

well most people use it full screen, it will stay to scale if it stays in the left hand corner... its not consistent with elementary-gtk anyway unless the panel is transparent too, then its nice! especially maximized as there is not even a dividing line between the panel and chrome are visible :-)

was more for unity i did this! just didnt change it back as i really like it!

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