Color from 44 Opera

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @Guest last edited by leocg

@Shaman18 As far as I know, you can't change it.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

If you know which file is responsible for the color, you can change it

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

It's most likely in opera_browser.dll. It's a binary file though, so you'd have to use a hex editor or something to modify it (and lose your changes when Opera updates). But, that's if you can even find the part of the code that defines the color of the tabs. It might be some css background-color or background definition or it might be some integer value for some variable.

It short, the color isn't in some editable file.

[A Former User]

A Former User @burnout426 last edited by

@burnout426
in 44 Opera in opera_browser.dll BINDATA is present , but this BINDATA file is no longer present in Opera 67

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer @Guest last edited by burnout426

@Shaman18 said in Color from 44 Opera:

but this BINDATA file is no longer present in Opera 67

It is for me on Windows 10. It's in "C:\Program Files\Opera\67.0.3575.137" for me. Goto the URL opera://about in Opera to see where your install folder is at and then look in the latest version folder.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by A Former User

You just didn't understand me, here's a screenshot, Opera 44 and Opera 67 44 opera 67 Opera

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

I don't think you can change this color in Opera 67 by editing the files.

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer @Guest last edited by

@Shaman18 said in Color from 44 Opera:

You just didn't understand me, here's a screenshot, Opera 44 and Opera 67

Ah, how I see what you mean. Thanks for the clarification.

[donq]

donq @Guest last edited by

@Shaman18 said in Color from 44 Opera:

If you know which file is responsible for the color, you can change it

... unless color is calculated programmatically, based on OS version and OS theme colors and user selected theme and whatnot else. I have no knowledge about Opera internals, but for example in our software we just calculate most of the colors this way - there is no css or other resource, where colors are stored.

Looking at Opera tabs [in image editor], they have not solid color, but some kind of gradient - even more impossible to hack them, unless entire gradient is stored somewhere.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by A Former User

Here is the difference in color, so I want to return the color from 44. Opera 44

Opera 67