Solved Post your color scheme at Vivaldi π΄βͺοΈπ΅
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I like to keep things minimal - it's pretty black
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I'm still trying to stay retro. It's more effort than one would think to run Vivaldi as if themes never had been introduced
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@luetage thanks for your style. i copied a little for me too
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I found something that looks quite interesting if you deal with custom styles. Using
.speeddial .draggable.dial { -webkit-filter:grayscale(100%) brightness(80%) } .speeddial .draggable.dial:hover { -webkit-filter:grayscale(0%) brightness(100%) }
Gives you speed dials that are grayed out normally but flash into colour when you hover over them, and I find it looks quite nice when you have site logos instead of thumbnails.
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@LonM Not a bad idea, I'm doing it with opacity instead of grayscale to enhance the natural pop-effect. But if your dials are colored this makes sense. Most speed dial pages you see around have too much color in the foreground anyway, it distracts from the background.
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My always-in-beta-UI. Scheme is called "danger" (black/yellow theme)
Panels are shown hovering the right side of tab bar.
With my cat protecting vivaldi user profile consistency
Other schemes; actually I use only few of them. Blurred ones are just variant of stock themes.
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@Hadden89 What's not to like, even the cat is impressed
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I call it simple BLUE
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Here is mine. Called Mikasa
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I love black
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It is in progress, but here's mine:
Foreground: #ffffff
Highlight: #277a48
Accent: #4fc5ac -
Here is mine, simple anoyingless! and RED!!!!!
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Mine's based on Windows 95.
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Black
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Here are the two schemes I'm currently using:
All that is left for me is to figure out how to change the backward, forwards, refresh button sizes and colors & maybe find a different Home button icon if I can't make it stay aligned in the midsection. Love the customizability of Vivaldi!