Explore our comprehensive list of Chrome themes that have been recently removed from the Chrome Web Store. Find out when they were discontinued, why they were removed, and discover potential alternatives to replace their visual styles. Our database is updated daily to track all changes in the Chrome theme ecosystem.
Recently Removed Chrome Themes This Month - Deprecated Browser Themes
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Why Chrome Themes Get Removed
Chrome themes can be removed from the Web Store for various reasons, including:
Copyright or trademark infringement
Developer decision to discontinue support
Violation of Chrome Web Store policies
Low-quality or outdated visual assets
Compatibility issues with newer Chrome versions
When a theme is removed, existing users may continue to use it until they uninstall it or until it becomes incompatible with newer Chrome versions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our list of removed Chrome themes is updated daily as we monitor changes in the Chrome Web Store. We detect themes that have disappeared and add them to this database with as much information as possible about when and why they were removed.
If you already have the theme installed, you may be able to continue using it after it's been removed from the Chrome Web Store. However, you'll no longer receive updates, and it may eventually become incompatible with newer Chrome versions. It's generally recommended to find an alternative if a theme has been removed.
For many removed themes in our database, we provide suggested alternatives that offer similar visual styles. You can also explore our theme categories or trending themes to find new designs that might match your aesthetic preferences.
Themes can be removed for various reasons including copyright issues, policy violations, or developer decisions. Where possible, we include information about why a theme was removed based on official announcements or developer statements. If you're curious about a specific theme, check its details page for any available information about the removal reason.
If you're using a theme that gets removed from the Chrome Web Store, your browser will continue to display that theme until you either uninstall it or update to a Chrome version that's no longer compatible with it. Chrome doesn't automatically remove themes from your browser when they're delisted from the store.
You can use the search function at the top of our removed themes list to find specific themes by name, designer, or style. You can also filter the list by removal date, visual category, or other attributes to narrow down your search and find exactly what you're looking for.
Yes, it's possible for removed themes to return if the issues that led to their removal are addressed. Designers can fix policy violations, copyright issues, or other problems and resubmit their themes. If a theme returns to the store, we update our database accordingly and move it from the "removed" list back to the active themes database.
