This is a minor issue compared to some. Nevertheless, I've had the problem so long now that I'm coming to the view that it's probably insuperable. Still, here goes:
It concerns my inability to change the colour of my edition of Chrome's menu bar. By 'menu bar' I mean the one that runs along the top of the screen and contains one's 'favourites' icons, as well as the 'Customise and control Google Chrome' help button on the top right. Now I've done all I can to affect a colour change to this menu bar, including going into my laptop's 'Personalisation' settings and changing the entire colour scheme for all the programmes - MS Word, Audacity, VLC Media Player etc, etc. And it works every time. . . except for the menu bar on Google Chrome.
Why?
I've checked my edition of Chrome, and it says it's 'up to date' (or words to that effect). So I'm completely baffled as to what's causing this problem. Like I say, it's not a serious issue in the grand scale of things, but that doesn't make any less infuriating! NB. I don't think Chrome is the cause; rather I suspect the fault lies with either my laptop's graphics card or else something misfiring in its Windows 8.1 operating system. Or what about an attack of cosmic rays?
Regards
PS. I use an extension monitor with the laptop and the problem occurs on both screens - so that's not the cause.
It concerns my inability to change the colour of my edition of Chrome's menu bar. By 'menu bar' I mean the one that runs along the top of the screen and contains one's 'favourites' icons, as well as the 'Customise and control Google Chrome' help button on the top right. Now I've done all I can to affect a colour change to this menu bar, including going into my laptop's 'Personalisation' settings and changing the entire colour scheme for all the programmes - MS Word, Audacity, VLC Media Player etc, etc. And it works every time. . . except for the menu bar on Google Chrome.
Why?
I've checked my edition of Chrome, and it says it's 'up to date' (or words to that effect). So I'm completely baffled as to what's causing this problem. Like I say, it's not a serious issue in the grand scale of things, but that doesn't make any less infuriating! NB. I don't think Chrome is the cause; rather I suspect the fault lies with either my laptop's graphics card or else something misfiring in its Windows 8.1 operating system. Or what about an attack of cosmic rays?
Regards
PS. I use an extension monitor with the laptop and the problem occurs on both screens - so that's not the cause.