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eirk Perhaps 'user preference' was a misleading phrase. Not per-profile nor per-user, but only per window! So hopefully less state to manage...

Also I'm not sure where this color picker would live, as the preferences view implies a per-app setting.... A fourth 'traffic light' icon that's actually a clickable color picker would be tremendous 🙂 But perhaps that's too subjective. Just throwing it out there! 😅 Any ideas?

    i dont have any super great ideas, but a fourth traffic light is definitely too obtrusive.

      6 months later
      Merged 4 posts from Set [a custom] tint color.

        Recently as I have been beginning to use Safari 15 once again (Due to it being more stable now) I am noticing that Orion Looks exactly like Safari 15 with the Colored Chrome disabled, this in turn makes it hard to tell Orion from Safari in Mission Control, so in order to combat this I think a dark red theme is in order, why dark red? Well see dark red is the color of the Orion Nebula and Orion is named after the Orion Nebula so the theme only makes sense, and it also gives Orion it's own visual image making it stand out, of course this could be an option setting but it would be nice.

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          Which one is Orion? I do not know? (Spoiler: Safari is the Bottom and Orion is the Bottom, how do I know? Well Orion's Omni-box is Grey, and Safari's is white, so I can reasonably conclude that Orion is the top one and Safari is the Bottom one... But TBH that is a small detail that few would know to look for, lol)

            FluffyKitty776 I am not aware of such things as themes for macOS native apps. The chrome has color specified by the OS. Do you have any any Apple apps in mind - sharing an example will be useful.

            We take Orion looking exactly as Safari as a compliment - we are following the OS manufacturer's reference browser specification.

              Well, as far as Apple made apps there are none in the current system, but some notable applications that include theming on the native chrome can include Typora and Firefox, I do know that several applications used to have more colored themes to match the purpose, I guess a lot of that was removed, last I remember notes had a yellow theme and I guess it is white now, huh

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                FluffyKitty776 Even Typora just changes the color of the webview it uses, not the app chrome.

                Firefox - It is nowhere near being a macOS native app.

                When you want to do things by the book, certain limitation apply.

                  I found a screenshot of a macOS application that has colored Chrome, I knew it was a thing in native applications, I remember several more but I can't find it... But it is a thing.
                  MacOS Notes
                  MacOS Address Book

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                    Vlad oh, it is not like that anymore, it was like that in MacOS Lion, and not any more, sorry, I just prefer the style of Lion.

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                    Merged 11 posts from Dark red theme for Orions Default Chrome.

                      (This feature might already be implemented as part of the "Profiles like Chromium browsers" thread, but I cannot find out how to access the setting.)

                      Is it possible to change the color of the toolbar (top bar that includes tab, search bar, and toolbar buttons) to a custom accent color in order to more easily distinguish between profiles? The icon to the left of the search bar is great, but having the option to color the entire toolbar would be even better.

                      Maybe further down the line, Orion can add support for/implement custom user-submitted themes like Chrome and Firefox have, but that's a discussion for another day.

                        "Profiles like Chromium browsers" has not been implemented yet btw

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                            I have to test sites on all browsers and right now, the window looks TOO much like Safari and I'd like to be able to theme the frame in any way - color would be great so I can find it amongst other windows.

                              thebigdog thought I would suggest a possible work around…

                              Is it noticeable enough between the two browsers if you have, let's say, Safari set in Dark Mode and Orion set in Light Mode?

                              I believe Orion would have to be set to the opposite mode that is selected in the macOS System preferences in General under Appearance.
                              ex. If macOS is in dark mode, then Orion would have to be set to light mode.