Ungoogled-chromium: Dark UI in Linux?

Created on 26 Apr 2020  路  4Comments  路  Source: Eloston/ungoogled-chromium

Hi, I just installed ungoogled-chromium on my Windows partition and I noticed the whole UI was dark by default. On both of my Linux machines (one running the appimage, the other one the package from the ppa), the whole menus are white. Is it an expected behaviour? If yes, is there a way to turn it completely dark, like on the Windows build? Or maybe this has something to do with GTK? I'm pretty lost tbh :laughing:
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Just use these flags when starting chromium

--force-dark-mode
--enable-features=WebUIDarkMode

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Just use these flags when starting chromium

--force-dark-mode
--enable-features=WebUIDarkMode

Just use these flags when starting chromium

--force-dark-mode
--enable-features=WebUIDarkMode

Thank you!

@jstkdng Does #enable-force-dark work for you in 85? On my system, it inverts the content, Developer tools, but not the UI: tabs, address bar, menu are all still white.

Disregard this question. It uses system colours, so that system theme needs to be replaced with a darker one first.

If anyone interested, there are other options, apart from enable/disable:
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@PF4Public
Yeah, if you use the GTK+ theme it will depend on your current theme. Using the classic option makes everything dark regarldess of the GTK theme.

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