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Minimize / Restore / Close button is on unnatural position.
HiSky For what it is worth, I found one version of Chromium for Linux (a build for Fedora) that seems to have worked out a way to get the vertical alignment correct:
Let's hope that Microsoft will do the same in Edge Chromium. The misalignment is a rookie design/coding mistake, and I'm surprised that it hasn't already been corrected somewhere along the line by The Chromium Project or Google. Google Chrome moved from two blocks to a single split block in 2015 or 2016 at the latest, based on screenshots I've found of Chrome in various iterations.
tomscharbach Fedora project... I forgot about that. I run mine from the Chromium site with a third party auto updated tied into a task scheduler to update three or four times a day. I'll have to try out the other modified built of Chromium too. https://chromium.woolyss.com/
Come to think of it, I think I'll go into Windows Sandbox and see how the icons look in Opera which is also built off of Chromium.
You already did Firefox so that base is covered.
Opera' is centered (although their three icons are larger though):
Anthony The current stable build of Chromium for Windows is offset, but only slightly so:
The offset is much less than the offset in Edge Chromium, though, which makes me wonder.
Oh well, enough time wasted in nerd heaven for one day.
