Random Background Color

Show a random background color on the Google.com homepage.

Random Background Color - Liven up your Google homepage

'Random Background Color' is a Chrome extension that instantly brightens up your browsing experience. Whenever you visit Google.com, it displays a brand new color as your background, doing away with the standard white backdrop. Each new search tab keeps you wondering what color it will surprise you with next!

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Extension stats

By: Melingo

Users: 1,000+

Rating: 1.18

(22)

Version: 0.1 (Last updated: 2014-01-19)

Creation date: 2014-01-19

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

http://*/*
https://*/*

Size: 86.42K

Ranking

# 27,813 ▲ 132

Other rankings

#6526 in Just for Fun ▼ 120 #188 in background keyword 16 ▼ 16 #225 in change color keyword 16 ▼ 1

Other platforms

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Extension summary

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This extension randomly colors the page when visiting google.com.

No more boring white background! Get excited with a new search tab each time!

User reviews

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Pros

Cons

Auto-installs without user consent
Difficult to remove and keeps reinstalling itself
Causes frustration and annoyance for users
Users report it as unwanted software

Most mentioned

Cannot stop it from reinstalling
Frustration over the inability to remove the extension
Need for solutions to block or uninstall it

User reviews

-.- just what the

Daisy Adams, 2017-04-03

auto-installs. Can't stop it from repeatedly installing itself. WTF ?

Mike Wilson, 2014-06-26

I believe I found the solution to this stupid auto installing application. Go to the Chrome extension page and click the developer mode button at the top of the page. You should see a really long ID for the extension. Simply search that ID in whatever drive google chrome is installed on(for me it was drive C) and delete that folder. This was the path that I found it in C:\Users\Name\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions\ikglgnekadileanonnapmgkeklpgjifk. I also found there were many other folders for extensions I had no idea about, so there might be even more junk to clean up. Hope this helps :)