change the border color

[thecrap0n]

thecrap0n last edited by

Is there a way to make the border a different color? Or at least make it not look like I'm interacting with a cartoon?

I'm not trying to bash Opera, but honestly, it looks silly and unprofessional. IMHO

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

The border of what?

[thecrap0n]

thecrap0n last edited by

There's a big blue border. It makes it look like a kids toy.

[Deleted User]

Deleted User last edited by

Opera 20 has no big blue border. Operas window is themed by your Windows Operating System.

or what do you mean by border?

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

If you're on Windows XP, there's no known way to change it...
Opera's UI is only better integrated with Windows Vista and up where you'd be able to personalize the color of the window theme.

[itmightbetme]

itmightbetme last edited by

Windows 8: Go to Control Panel > Personalization > and look at the bottom of this window under 'color' (don't look at themes, but below the theme options there are 4 choices) and click this 'color' link.

You'll see a bunch of color boxes but below this is 'Show color mixer' and click on this. There you can make your own color. Be sure to save changes. Where it said 'color' before it will now add 'custom'.

Windows 7: is in a similar location (same: in theme options window), but after choosing 'Window Color' you will have to select the 'Active Title Bar' to change it's color (if using Windows 7 Theme).

These could be different for other themes, you figure the rest out, hope this helps and thanks for your question as after changing my theme it left me with a bright yellow border around the Opera window, not too cool for me.