Oh Ok!, this feature is already here, sorry, premature evaluation 🙂 ! Great job!

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Hmmm looks like I managed to make it "work" just as presented by Pawel.
The problem is when I switch to tabs in separate Workspaces using anything else than the Command Chains.

When using Command Chains, the themes apply as expected.

But obviously, the theme does not switch when:

Using Cmd+E->select tab/workspace Selecting a tab using the Windows Panel Using the default Workspace switcher

In any of these circumstances, the behaviour gets messy and therefore unusable as it defeats its purpose.

Therefore, can we please keep this thread open in order to make it a feature request to have a native setting for Workspace Themes?

@far4 Good idea!

@far4 A color table like you proposed is even better 😎

@kstepien

You seem to have misunderstood this post from a team member:

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I translate it for you:

There will be no such whitelist in the medium term, .i.e. years.

Said;

I don't want to install an extension if the browser has a way to toggle "dark theme"

In this sentence lies the whole problem.

1.- The ‘if’ does not exist.

2.- Extensions are not evil, in fact the Vivaldi UI is indeed an extension.

Said:

especially also for other devices.

Android, Windows, Linux etc. are different OS and therefore with different approaches to the solution.