The initial (blue) value is 0xc055c9ed where c0 is for alpha.įor example, change the color (leave the alpha channel alone) to 0xc0eac754 (orange), and after a reboot you'll see the following color scheme:
ColorizationAfterglow (not sure about this one)Ĭolors are set in HEX-format including alpha channel. A sign-out or closing the remote desktop seems to be enough like TN points out. You cannot modify specific colors there, but change overall scheme like the windows GUI allows you to do.Īfter changing the registry entries, a reboot is required. In case you don't want to install "Desktop Experience", you can change the color scheme with registry entries in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\DWM You might have to force users into using a defined style - this can be done via the local group policy or in a regular domain based GPO. The Default default System theme will be enabled.You'll need to enable the "Desktop Experience" feature to get the desktop parts ( color schemes, 3d graphics, windows media player etc). If the Enabled theme is an optional or added theme, it will have a Disable option. Click the menu button, click Add-ons and Themes Add-ons and Themes Add-ons and select Themes. Other available themes will be listed beneath, under Disabled. The theme being used will be shown at the top, under Enabled. To install a theme from, click on the theme and select the + Install Theme button on the resulting page.įirefox will download the requested theme and may notify you that it has been installed.Ĭlick the menu button, click Add-ons and Themes Add-ons and Themes Add-ons and select Themes. Click on the theme's author to see more information about it. Scroll through the suggested themes or visit to browse more themes. Click the menu button, click Add-ons and Themes Add-ons and Themes Add-ons and select Recommendations or Themes. See Built-in themes in Firefox - alternative to complete themes. 
Note: All themes are lightweight (background) themes.
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