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How To Change Window Transparency In Chromebook

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How do you change window transparency in Chrome OS? Well, just like every other action in Chrome OS, this also happens in the browser.

Open chrome://transparency from the addressbar and change your settings as you wish! Simple as that! Note that there is no way to “reset to default” so make a note of your current numbers.

Default Values

  •  Active window 9%
  • Inactive window 20%
  • Solo window 80%
Did that work for you? Is there any other cool Chrome OS/Chromebook tricks that you want to share with my friends here?
via François Beaufort

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Dinsan

Digital Minimalist & Content Developer. He started using Google Chrome the day it was released. These days he is always on the bleeding edge, using the Canary build of both Chrome and Chrome OS as daily drivers. You’ll see him writing about upcoming Chrome features along with simple guides to get things done on Chrome.

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