Chrome will then switch themes and give you a yellow alert it did so. To activate them, click the link then agree to save the CRX file. If you're using the new Chrome developer release, there are two sample themes available, Camo and Snowflake. When you point Chrome to a theme's URL, the browser will offer to save it, a process that installs it, too. No longer must you mess with pesky "-enable-extensions" command-line switches or other nitty-gritty options. Themes have been gradually getting simpler to activate in the browser, but they became enabled by default in the newest developer releases this week, version 3.0.195.3 and a hasty bug-fix release So customization fans probably will be happy to learn that themes are now activated in the newest developer release of Google's browser.
Google's Chrome tries to make a virtue out of its minimally intrusive browser interface, but that doesn't stop people from wanting to change its colors.
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