Change the Color/Theme in Opera 60. ...

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Hi,
I was looking for days & weeks in many search-engines, but I couldn't find a d.... thing about it Question: Is there any possibility to change the Theme in Opera Vs. 60. **** (60.0.3255.83), see screenshot/link below, please. I do not want the Dark-Theme, it is too dark for me and I don't like to have everything in black; might light blue, or a grey-tone ...? And where in the safed Profile can I find the colours or settings about this? Would be great to have some one who knows about a tweak oder trick or so Thanks ahead ... cheers.

https://forums.opera.com/assets/uploads/files/1557421536778-screenshot_20190509_1900.jpeg

My older post, in german, about changing the Theme in Opera
https://forums.opera.com/topic/32351/opera-themes-wechseln-bzw-ändern-individuell-möglich

[jimunderscorep]

jimunderscorep last edited by

Theming in opera is hardcoded since v45 because of this bug.
https://forums.opera.com/topic/19922/solved-45-0-2545-0-why-depending-compositing

Opera has 2 themes, light and dark, and it does not follow your desktop's gtk theme, whichever that may be.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by @jimunderscorep

@jimunderscorep

Thx for your replay; thats bad, I guess. But sh.. happens

[jimunderscorep]

jimunderscorep last edited by jimunderscorep

Offtopic, but how did you get the plasma/kwin buttons for minimize/maximize/close instead of the ones that opera's csd forces on us?

See my thread here for what I mean
https://forums.opera.com/topic/28146/opera-55-getting-rid-of-that-ugly-csd

---edit
Nvm, that is firefox on the screenshot.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Here more screens to look at ... This is all under (x64) KDE 5.15/5.57 Linux Tumbleweed, with Leap 15 it looks the same. I can't remember how it looks with Windows 10 ...

opera_60.0.3255.83_linux

firefox_66-0-3_quantum_x64

chromium_74.0.3729.108_openSUSE_Build_64-bit

[jimunderscorep]

jimunderscorep last edited by

As seen from the images, firefox uses kwin's decorations, and although you can make it use its own csd since v66, I do not know how :p
And chromium uses its own csd, but you can make it use it kwin's by right clicking on the tabs bar and selecting "use sytem tile bars and borders".

Opera on the other hand... oh god why ;p

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by @jimunderscorep

@jimunderscorep

oh god why

Not him, it's gOOgle

http://www.usermode.org/docs/kwintheme.html
http://www.saschahlusiak.de/crystal-kwin-decoration/
https://www.opendesktop.org/

Check this out ...