Kubuntu 18.04 Tor Browser don't use gtk theme set by .gtkrc-2.0
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Tor browser is using light theme (breeze?) although in system settings i set arc-darker as theme for gtk apps. I tried setting GTK2_RC_FILES to my .gtkrc-2.0 but it didn't help. Is there a way to make it use arc theme, like, for example, firefox does?
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Tor browser is using light theme (breeze?) although in system settings i set arc-darker as theme for gtk apps. I tried setting GTK2_RC_FILES to my .gtkrc-2.0 but it didn't help. Is there a way to make it use arc theme, like, for example, firefox does?
This is how firefox looks
And this is tor browser looks
kubuntu firefox themes gtk tor
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Tor browser is using light theme (breeze?) although in system settings i set arc-darker as theme for gtk apps. I tried setting GTK2_RC_FILES to my .gtkrc-2.0 but it didn't help. Is there a way to make it use arc theme, like, for example, firefox does?
This is how firefox looks
And this is tor browser looks
kubuntu firefox themes gtk tor
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Tor browser is using light theme (breeze?) although in system settings i set arc-darker as theme for gtk apps. I tried setting GTK2_RC_FILES to my .gtkrc-2.0 but it didn't help. Is there a way to make it use arc theme, like, for example, firefox does?
This is how firefox looks
And this is tor browser looks
kubuntu firefox themes gtk tor
kubuntu firefox themes gtk tor
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I installed torbrowser-launcher version 0.2.9-2 which provided me with the Tor browser which itself is based on Firefox 60.3.0esr:
The point to note is that Firefox is and has been a gtk3 application since Firefox 46. So your gtkrc-2.0 settings will not be effective.
I suggest you look at System Settings > Application Style > GNOME Application Style and make a suitable choice there.
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I tried those settings, but they doesn't seem to affect tor browser, but they do affect all other gtk apps, though.
– fredboy
2 days ago
Well, now that you know that .gtkrc-2.0 has nothing to do with Firefox, I hope you'll be able to figure things out. I don't have Tor on my Kubuntu system to help you.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
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I installed torbrowser-launcher version 0.2.9-2 which provided me with the Tor browser which itself is based on Firefox 60.3.0esr:
The point to note is that Firefox is and has been a gtk3 application since Firefox 46. So your gtkrc-2.0 settings will not be effective.
I suggest you look at System Settings > Application Style > GNOME Application Style and make a suitable choice there.
answered 2 days ago
DK Bose
12.2k123783
I tried those settings, but they doesn't seem to affect tor browser, but they do affect all other gtk apps, though.
– fredboy
2 days ago
Well, now that you know that .gtkrc-2.0 has nothing to do with Firefox, I hope you'll be able to figure things out. I don't have Tor on my Kubuntu system to help you.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
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I installed torbrowser-launcher version 0.2.9-2 which provided me with the Tor browser which itself is based on Firefox 60.3.0esr:
The point to note is that Firefox is and has been a gtk3 application since Firefox 46. So your gtkrc-2.0 settings will not be effective.
I suggest you look at System Settings > Application Style > GNOME Application Style and make a suitable choice there.
answered 2 days ago
DK Bose
12.2k123783
I tried those settings, but they doesn't seem to affect tor browser, but they do affect all other gtk apps, though.
– fredboy
2 days ago
Well, now that you know that .gtkrc-2.0 has nothing to do with Firefox, I hope you'll be able to figure things out. I don't have Tor on my Kubuntu system to help you.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
add a comment |
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up vote
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I installed torbrowser-launcher version 0.2.9-2 which provided me with the Tor browser which itself is based on Firefox 60.3.0esr:
The point to note is that Firefox is and has been a gtk3 application since Firefox 46. So your gtkrc-2.0 settings will not be effective.
I suggest you look at System Settings > Application Style > GNOME Application Style and make a suitable choice there.
answered 2 days ago
DK Bose
12.2k123783
I installed torbrowser-launcher version 0.2.9-2 which provided me with the Tor browser which itself is based on Firefox 60.3.0esr:
The point to note is that Firefox is and has been a gtk3 application since Firefox 46. So your gtkrc-2.0 settings will not be effective.
I suggest you look at System Settings > Application Style > GNOME Application Style and make a suitable choice there.
answered 2 days ago
DK Bose
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edited 15 hours ago
answered 2 days ago
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answered 2 days ago
DK Bose
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answered 2 days ago
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I tried those settings, but they doesn't seem to affect tor browser, but they do affect all other gtk apps, though.
– fredboy
2 days ago
Well, now that you know that .gtkrc-2.0 has nothing to do with Firefox, I hope you'll be able to figure things out. I don't have Tor on my Kubuntu system to help you.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
add a comment |
I tried those settings, but they doesn't seem to affect tor browser, but they do affect all other gtk apps, though.
– fredboy
2 days ago
Well, now that you know that .gtkrc-2.0 has nothing to do with Firefox, I hope you'll be able to figure things out. I don't have Tor on my Kubuntu system to help you.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
I tried those settings, but they doesn't seem to affect tor browser, but they do affect all other gtk apps, though.
– fredboy
2 days ago
I tried those settings, but they doesn't seem to affect tor browser, but they do affect all other gtk apps, though.
– fredboy
2 days ago
Well, now that you know that .gtkrc-2.0 has nothing to do with Firefox, I hope you'll be able to figure things out. I don't have Tor on my Kubuntu system to help you.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
Well, now that you know that .gtkrc-2.0 has nothing to do with Firefox, I hope you'll be able to figure things out. I don't have Tor on my Kubuntu system to help you.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
add a comment |
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