• Google Chrome Theme Name: Milk
• Theme home page: http://andrewyy.deviantart.com/art/Google-Chrome-Milk-Theme-101757572
• Theme Author: AndrewYY

Description: This is a theme was made to blend with the Milk 2.0 msstyle for OS X.

Downloads:

• Download NewMilk.dll

How to change themes for Google Chrome?

The following fields are available: Origin URL, Action URL, User Name Field, Password Field, User Name, Password, and Created Time. There’s an option to save the selected items into txt/html/csv/xml files.

ChromeMailer is a small free tool to use with Google Chrome browser that will handle the “maito:” function at the system level, so it is strongly advised to use only by those not using any proper mail clients (The Bat!, Outlook, Thunderbird) and only for the ones that prefer Gmail’s web mailing. For more details on that utility tool and to download ChromeMailer visit Skaelede.hu.

A few side notes:

• For Windows XP you will need an up to date .NET and Windows Vista makes you answer UAC (User Account Control) from time to time, since it’s a free application.
• You will not need this tool if you have Gmail Notifier installed: right-click the Notifier icon in your system tray, and select Options, then check the box next to “Use Gmail for internet mailto: links” and click OK.

If you have the AutoHotkey installed you’ll need to use that script: http://www.codigobit.net/software/GCTabWheel.ahk. Or, if you don’t want to use AutoHotkey you cam run this executable file http://www.codigobit.net/software/GCTW.exe and you’re set to easy switch between the tabs you have open in Google Chrome.

• Google Chrome Theme Name: No Icons
• Theme home page: http://m-war.deviantart.com/art/Google-Chrome-No-Icons-97301656
• Theme Author: M-WaR

Description: An interesting Google Chrome theme without the icons in the bar. Instead of icons there are 4letter-most buttons. Silver panel on gray or dark gray backgrounds depending on browsing mode.

Downloads:

• Download default.dll

How to change themes for Google Chrome?

• Google Chrome Theme Name: blurkMac - V1.0
• Theme home page:http://blurkness.deviantart.com/art/blurkMac-v1-0-97235455
• Theme Author: Blurkness

Description: For the ones that appreciate a good and stylish design there’s a new and probably best variation so far on Mac’s themes. It is built in gray tones.

Downloads:

• Download default.dll

How to change themes for Google Chrome?

• Google Chrome Theme Name: Go Green
• Theme home page: http://chromable.com/2008/09/go-green-google-chrome-theme/
• Theme Author: Chromable

Description: A mix of green colors in a truly “Green” environment. This is a theme for all of you who care about our planet. Go Green!
[this is the first theme from Chromable]

Downloads:

• Download default.dll
• Download XChrome Install

How to change themes for Google Chrome?

Download TabsLock for Google Chrome
TabsLock v0001 (Windows XP/Vista, 177KB)
Official web site: TabsLock

TabsLock will run automatically after you install it, and this icon will run in your system tray and by right clicking on the icon you can access controls. If you still need to use [CapsLock] key you can do so by holding down [Shift] and [CapsLock] keys at the same time.

By default you’ve got Google set up as your search engine. To change that simply right click on the omnibox and select “Edit Search Engines…” from the menu, then select the search engine you need and click “Make Default”. Alternatively you can enter the settings menu, select Options and then select default search engine from there.

Adding Search Engine to Chrome

Now, in order to search the omnibox and perform searches on search engines other then your default you’ll need to type the keyword for the engine you selected previously (it is set up automatically to the web-address like: yahoo.com) and the search term. Example: "yahoo.com chromable" will search for “chromable” on Yahoo!

To add a new search engine get to the search engines settings (same as described above) and click on “Add” button to add a new search engine, you’ll need to enter the name, keyword and the search URL the engine use. The keyword will be used when performing the search through ominbox, so you’ll probably want to make it short. The URL is the the exact form used by search engine to perform searches only the search term is replaced by "%s". Example of URL for Digg: http://digg.com/search?s=%s.

But the amazing thing about Chrome is that you don’t have to set the URL path for each search engine and replace the search term with “%s” by yourself - it can be done automatically! Just perform a search once on the site you want to ad, open the search engines options panel in Chrome and it will be there already. You might want to change the keyword though, let’s say you added wikipedia search engine and instead of conducting searches by typing each time "wikipedia.org [search term]“ you want to use "wiki [search term]“ form. In that case simply replace the keyword which is set by default to “wikipedia.org” with “wiki”.

Here’s a list of search URL’s for some search engines, in case you want to set them manually:

• Yahoo!: http://www.yahoo.com/r/sx/*-http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=%s&fr=yfp-t-501&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8
• Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Search&search=%s
• YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=search_videos&search_query= %s&search_sort=relevance&search_category =0&page={startPage?}
• Digg: http://digg.com/search?s=%s
• Chromable: http://chromable.com/?s=%s
• Last.FM: http://www.last.fm/music?m=all&q=%s
• DMOZ: http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=%s
• Baidu: http://www.baidu.com/s?wd=%s
• Facebook: http://www.new.facebook.com/s.php?ref=search&init=q&q=%s