Chrome browser theme

Browser chrome as calm as your editor.

Every surface — tab strip, omnibox, New Tab page, incognito — maps directly to a VS Code token from the Santi020k dark palette. Deep violet, muted lavender, no neon.

Chrome Web Store GitHub

Preview

Every surface, matched.

The same token-level precision as the VS Code theme — no approximations, no guesswork.

New Tab

GitHub

Docs

Search or type a URL

GitHub

Marketplace

Docs

Frame#0b0712 — titleBar.activeBackground

Toolbar / tab strip#1c1528 — sideBar.background

Active tab accent#752df0 — tab.activeBorder

NTP / omnibox#110c1d — editor.background

Links / accents#945df4 — textLink.foreground

Philosophy

One palette. Every surface.

The Chrome theme is not a port — it is the same palette, mapped with the same token discipline as the VS Code extension.

Token-mapped

Every Chrome color key traces back to a named VS Code token. No hand-tuned guesses — if the VS Code theme changes, the sync script updates the manifest.

No permissions

Themes ship as declarative JSON — no content scripts, no background workers, no host permissions. Zero attack surface. The extension can be audited in under a minute.

Privacy first

Incognito windows get a dedicated, slightly deeper frame variant rather than the same color as normal mode. This dark privacy signature is maintained even when using the light theme for visual consistency.

Open source

Every color decision is documented in manifest.json. Fork it, adjust a token, reload unpacked — no build step needed.

Palette

Violets for focus, depth for calm.

Frame Toolbar NTP / omnibox Tab accent Links Section links Primary text Muted text

Install

Two ways to load it.

Load unpacked (instant)

Clone or download the GitHub repo
Open chrome://extensions in Chrome
Enable Developer mode
Click Load unpacked → select the santi020k-chrome-theme folder

Chrome Web Store

One-click install, stays updated automatically. Submission in progress — check back soon or star the repo for updates.

Open Chrome Web Store