Much like Tom Hanks at the end of Cast Away.ġ920 x 1080 is still considered to be HD. I have added a whole bunch of the coolest backgrounds on chromethemer, you can browse them and see if there is anything you like or maybe something sparks up your inspiration. I am planning to do a tutorial on this, but I am still working on a few other things first, should you want to design your own theme from scratch. Just pick a cool background and color it up yourself. The other option you have is to make use of the cool "customize" feature Google Chrome has, with it you can customize your browser however you like. future 4k themes will all be "open source" and publically available to download and alter as you like.
which can seem scary if you don't know how, but I promise it's so easy. I may have to switch to a more "pattern" style theme design for all you 4K fans, and if you don't like that then you are gonna have to download the source files and upload the theme manually. but anything bigger and Houston we have a problem. ĤK themes are not working when you download them in the web store, even though they pass review, somehow.Įverything up until 1920x1080 px does just fine.
but for some reason, it does not do the same when you install it through the web store.Īfter testing and testing and testing this is my own conclusion (if I am still allowed to think for myself). When I load the un-packed theme up it works fine. I can't really say much more about it, because it's a mystery to me too. Recently I have noticed that all the 4K themes seem to be reporting an error message when I try to install them in the store, which is so weird because I trail and test each one that I publish to see if everything is working properly. I have quite a few 4K themes in the web store.
As you might know or not For years I have been trying to accommodate people on bigger monitors too, So.