With all the buzz going around about Google’s recently launched browser, you probably would have downloaded Google Chrome. If you are using it and planning to use it in the future as well, why not give it some ‘facelift’ time to time just like you give to your Operating system. Below I am going to share five Google chrome themes I found here. Try them and tell me If you liked them or not. Click on the theme image of your choice to download.
1-Chrome Dark Black Theme:
2-Chrome Black Theme:
3-Chrome Orange Theme:
4-Chrome Green Theme:
5-Chrome Mac V1.0 Theme:
How To Install:
For XP Users:
Extract Default.DLL to
C:Documents and SettingsUserLocal SettingsApplication DataGoogleChromeApplication .2.149.27Themes
For Vista Users:
Extract Default.DLL to
C:UsersUserAppDataLocalGoogleChromeApplication .2.149.27Themes
I will suggest to backup the original Default.DLL file to some other location first, so if anything goes in wrong order, simply replace the Default.DLL with the original one. Having any problem implementing the themes, ask in comments 
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Its causing the browser to crash after some time. I recommend avoiding it until Google release them officially.
There’s not much for color on their UI anyway.
Its bad to hear that it is causing problem on your side, but I am using black theme on chrome for hours and didn’t got any problem at all…btw…official things are appreciated always….lets see when Google will roll out them..
@ raza
Thats another characteristic of chrome
from my point of view Google still not reveiling the original facts behind launch of Chrome.
its not the fight between chrome and internet explorer. According to my opinion Google chrome is launch to defeat Window. for me chrome is not a browse its a cloud OS.
ya good info and very good competitor for all the browsers….
@ Muhammad Faizan
Google is evil. Maybe your doubt is true. who knows?
@ narayanan
Thanks for liking the post, ya it is as it captured 3% market share in its first week of launch, Impressive isn’t it?