
#### Install Sunburst DevTools Theme

##### Grab the Chrome Extension at the chrome web store - [https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/devtools-theme-sunburst/fkigcimlehjhpnejpiohmibcidmobcpo](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/devtools-theme-sunburst/fkigcimlehjhpnejpiohmibcidmobcpo)

- goto `chrome://flags/#enable-devtools-experiments`, toggle **Developer Tools Experiments** to **Enabled**.
- DevTools menu: **Settings** -> **Experiments** -> **Allow UI Themes**.
- DevTools menu: **Settings** -> **Preferences** -> **Appearance** -> **Theme** -> select **Dark**.
- Reload Chrome.


#### Changelog  

##### 1.0.3
  - (March 2020)
  - changed a couple colors
  - removed css animations

##### 1.0.2
  - (October 2018)
  - moved custom css to sunburst.css
  - removed XMLHttpRequest to stable.css
  - fixed error in devtools.js
  - changed line highlighting colors
  - [see changes in git repo](https://code.davidawindham.com/david/sunburst-devtools/)

##### 1.0.1
  - (November 2015)
  - spaced .toolbar-counter better
  - removed text shadow    


##### About
(January 2015) My old Chrome devtools theme got borked in an update, so I hacked it a bit and decided to finally match it up to nice mellow dark blue, orange, and green one I like to use in vi and Textmate: **Sunburst** by [Soryu](https://github.com/Soryu)


**Note:** The Chrome devtools Elements panel is not supporting the theme generated css the way it used to, so the hackety-hack is in the pseudo ::shadow elements in the canary.css



![alt tag](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/windhamdavid/sunburst-devtools/master/images/sunburst-screen-devtools.png)




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