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Before you decide either way, however, open up a new tab! With this theme, it’s pretty fun: You can change your mind, but why not install it? To do that, simply click on “ Add theme“.Īfter just a few moments, you’ll see the title bar and top portion of your Edge browser change, and a confirmation bar appear indicating that you have the new theme installed:Ĭan you see “Installed theme “The Megalodon”? Adjacent to it is a blue “Undo” button if you change your mind. HOW TO INSTALL A MICROSOFT EDGE THEME: THE MEGALODONīack to that huge, prehistoric shark! Click on the “ Get” button adjacent to the theme you want to check out and it’ll prompt you to confirm you want to download and install this theme: There’s not really much of a preview, and the image shown will be part of the new tab background, but they’re easy to install and then uninstall if you don’t like them. I scroll down a bit and find a theme inspired by the great monster film The Megalodon: Scroll down and check out the featured themes, or try searching for a particular movie, sport, celebrity, or location you particularly love. Scroll down a bit and you’ll find this theme “option”:Ĭlick on that and you’ll be taken to the Chrome Web Store, where you’ll see oodles of themes: They’re nice, basically changing the title bar color and that area.

Okay, back to that appearance / themes tab! Click and try out a few of the solid colors. It loops in to Bing and offers up a search box, cool background wallpaper and even some news:

” then “Settings” then “Appearance”) or just click here: edge://settings/appearance and you’ll see the solid color options.īefore you change themes, however, open a blank tab in Edge.

Notice that I’ve jumped to the themes area in Customize Appearance. Here’s the default color scheme for Microsoft Edge on Windows 10: And there are a lot of ’em! FIND NEW MICROSOFT EDGE THEMES Turns out that it’s basically built atop the core of Google Chrome (Chromium) so it supports all the same themes. What you don’t want to run anymore is Microsoft Internet Explorer. Of course, they’re all basically doing the same thing – rendering Web pages you visit – so one of the big differences is how deeply the browser is integrated into a particular ecosystem and, of course, which ecosystem.

From Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, you can branch out to Brave, Opera, Torch, Vivaldi, Tor, and others if you like to experiment. Really, though, what most amazes me after all these years in the industry is just how many great Web browsers there are for the PC. Edge also has a number of attractive solid-color themes built-in to the browser too. Microsoft Edge definitely supports themes and there are quite a few available for you to download and install – for free! – from the Chrome Web Store.