@fuller1754 I think the linked feature request covers your request. It matches the theme to the OS.

@Pesala I don't think there is an option, something like this can be done via mod. Was asked something like "set color or reduce color strength on active tab". Could be an option under appearance>colorization. .tab-position > .tab.active > .tab-header {background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.6);} (opacity value used to soften the active tab color) .tab-position > .tab.active > .tab-header {background-color: blue;} (just replace with a color name or an hex value) (Just ignore the footer portion from the screen. Is unrelated).

@LonM I think I understood why it didn't work, it's probably my mistake. Thanks Edit - Unfortunately, no, that doesn't work for me ):

@goamn Try looking for good theme in Themes Share or Post your color scheme at Vivaldi ️. Edit: Plus I found some themes here.

Unsure about this. Light dev tool is a nightmare to read for me. Maybe a force option could be add in its settings if the dark/light switch is not wanted.

@pesala I liked the Spotlight thing with the hover info and thought to have it on the start page.

@masterleo29 It wasn't my idea, it was by @rejzor. Go to the feature request so that one day it may be an official feature!

Instead of having another mode with a warm dimmed paper like background for the reader, I'd like to have more settings inside the readerview. For example the backgroundcolor and a background texture. Also the Fontface should be ajustable to fit every users taste. In general you could take a shorcut here if you just assign a theme for your readerview witch is only active as long as the page is inside readerview.

@altcode looks nice I'll check it out

This simple extension worked for gmail: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/custom-gmail-favicons/naelggiioddkpaokkopkbgfcjlkldpdn There are some general-purpose favicon replacement extensions too. I mostly care about gmail, so didn't try any out, but they might be an option for anyone reading this and wanted to manually override colors for a site.

@potmeklecbohdan Yeah, it's better to wait months for a fix like this, than have it in the next version. Or not.

@lonm Since I have no experience with CSS or JavaScript or programming, I have no idea how to do this, I'll just stick with the normal private window

@quhno I'd be suprised if not already done so, but maybe Firefox' theme approach could be worth a look. Maybe import can be implement or riping off getting inspired by other ideas is (still) an option.

@luetage there was a strong correlation for a certain site/theme/user (dark/Dark/no knowledge or willingness to change accentuating) combination in noumerous complaints spread over several months. I as well just guess this may be related to a change in defaults.

@davidxanatos Thanks for the code - nice thing to play with