I would like to change the background color of the Chrome address bar to black (with gray text). I did this in Firefox by changing userChrome-example.css and wondered if there is an equivalent method for Chrome?
userChrome-example.css
Unfortunately, as far as I know, this is not possible. All I can offer is this: http://code.google.com/chrome/extensions/themes.html
FIREFOX and IE: http://www.ehow.com/how_6673791_change-color-address-bar.html
CHROME: the address bar inherits the coloring scheme of your operating system, so you just need to change the background color of your window. Now I would suggest a gray or dark blue background, because the text of the address bar cannot easily change color and, most likely, will remain black. I currently have a gray background in my Chrome browser with the theme "DarkVibe".
AFAIK is possible on my Windows 10 (version: 10.0.17134).
1) In Windows Settings → Colors → Choose your default app mode → Choose Dark
Settings
Colors
Choose your default app mode
Dark
2) In Chrome Settings → Themes → Just Black (or any other dark theme)
Themes
Just Black
3) Done
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