Since the last Chrome update (85.0.4183.83|macOS Mojave - 10.15.5) DevTools dark theme is looking a bit odd (screenshoots below). Are you experiencing the same thing?
Before it used to be like this (taken from Chrome Canary 87.0.4248.0):
I know this is a very small thing, but IMO it's worse than before and these changes are only with the dark theme.
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I use dark theme for chrome dev tool and it's working well, but the area around viewport bacame white, not dark dark grey as before. Is there the way to change it? Want to keep my eyes safety. Chrome 100.0.4896.60 (64-bit). Tried to change the theme, but that's not related issue
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Just reinstalled Chrome, just overwrite setup. Working well now. May be some version bug
I recommend this dark theme:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wall/fpminlmkpplojnggbnjbpcldinbmliei
for devtools it works as it should
I was wondering if any of you on windows 11 (with dark theme on windows) with google chrome had some issues about Chrome forcing darkmode on every website. Because since few hours all my website are "dark" with just a basic swap from balck to white done by Chrome.
When I diseable dark theme of W11 it does solve the problem, and on other browsers it works as well. So it's all about Chrome and the new update.
Is there a way to diseable this new feature when coding a new website because this is a serious problem if some clients are in this case ? And i wonder if some of you recreate this bug ?
Completely remove the Adobe Acrobat Extension for now from your browser. This seems to cause the issue.
Just update the adobe acrobat extension, it started working now.
ShadowMare answer did fix that issue perfectly by removing Adobe Acrobat Extension then everything will be fine.
On Chrome (v. 32.0.1700.107) OSX, changing tabs, sometimes happen that the browser doesn't show me properly the font face. It shows me the default one (Times New Roman).
If I go on rollover on those texts the font come back right.
is it a chrome bug?
I import the font face with sass and compass in this way:
+font-face("MavenPro200", font-files( "MavenPro/Light/mavenprolight-200-webfont.woff", "MavenPro/Light/mavenprolight-200-webfont.ttf", "MavenPro/Light/mavenprolight-200-webfont.svg", "MavenPro/Light/mavenprolight-200-webfont.eot"))
+font-face("MavenProMedium", font-files( "MavenPro/Medium/maven_pro_medium-webfont.woff", "MavenPro/Medium/maven_pro_medium-webfont.ttf", "MavenPro/Medium/maven_pro_medium-webfont.svg", "MavenPro/Medium/maven_pro_medium-webfont.eot"))
There is something wrong?
I have experienced this too, definitely a Chrome issue. It is a logged bug which is reportedly fixed in the beta version: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=336170
EDIT/Solved: This seems to have mysteriously solved itself. I am still running the same Chrome build, same machine, and I have not rebuilt the SWF. The only difference I can thing of has been closing the browser and hibernating over night ...
I am having problems in Chrome with the rendering of a Label in ButtonBarButton, and I am trying to find a way to work around it (unsuccessfully). As you can see, transparency is generally working - the background of the unselected tab has alpha=0, so it is just the area around the font causing problems.
Does anyone know of a workaround? Verified as problem in Chrome on both Windows and OS X. All other browsers displays the tab fine, which is not surprising given that Chrome ships with its own Flash plugin ...
A correct rendering of the transparent tab in Firefox
Chrome's rendering of the same thing
Using OS X 10.6.8, Flex SDK 4.6, FlashBuilder 4.7, Firefox 18.02, Chrome 24.0.1312.57.
All as updated as can be as of February 2013.
This might be another problem with Chrome's buggy Pepper Flash player. It has many issues. You can confirm if Pepper Flash is the problem by disabling it. When you do that, Chrome will use the more standard Flash plugin, which should also be installed.
To disable it go to: chrome://plugins
Click the plus icon (details icon) and find the Flash plugins. Disable the one that has "PepperFlash" in the path.
Pepper Flash is a great idea, but its not quite as stable as the regular flash plugin.
Below is a screenshot of the same hex code. Right is Canary and left is the stable version of Chrome. Canary uses a wrong color profile (I think), the bright version is the "wrong" one. Does anybody know how I can figure out where the problem is and how I can solve it?
I know colors will always look different on different monitors, but it's strange it's happening on my laptop screen with two different browsers. Also, there are things that can trigger the stable version into working with the wrong color profile. For example:
Embedding an iframe
-webkit-backface-visibility: hidden;
I've found out that these two cause Chrome stable into changing the colors (I presume it's because it uses a different color profile). The result is a see a quick change of all my colors on page load. I've tested it with backface-visibility, inspect the element and tick that css property on/off and I definitely see a change of the colors.
Here is the difference:
I'm using a MacBook Pro
OSX 10.8.2.
Encountered with this problem today
Go to chrome://flags/
Search for 'color' and switch Force color profile flag to different. In my case - sRGB