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Color Picker Change in Chrome (Mac OS Mojave) 1 Recommended Answer 2 Replies 35 Upvotes
I have been using a color picker through a company-coded website to select colors for a custom page's background.
Before updating to the newest Chrome OS, the color picker that popped up when I selected the color was the Mac OS default color picker (see first image). This picker has an eyedropper tool that I can use to select colors from other applications while selecting that color in Chrome.
After updating, I don't have access to that color picker and instead have a parsed down version that does not allow for eyedropper selection of colors, nor the ability to save custom colors (see second image).
How do I change my Chrome color picker BACK to my Mac OS color picker? The coder of the website has not changed the code in any way. 
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Turns out this change of color pickers was due to an experimental feature first designed in late 2019 for Microsoft Edge. Details of other changes can be seen here:
After some searching, I found there is an experimental feature that allows you to disable this new change.
"Web Platform Controls updated UI
If enabled, HTML forms elements will be rendered using an updated style. – Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS, Android"
Disabling this feature will revert your HTML form elements to whatever your system default is.
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Found a solution:
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Turns out this change of color pickers was due to an experimental feature first designed in late 2019 for Microsoft Edge. Details of other changes can be seen here:
After some searching, I found there is an experimental feature that allows you to disable this new change.
"Web Platform Controls updated UI
If enabled, HTML forms elements will be rendered using an updated style. – Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS, Android"
Disabling this feature will revert your HTML form elements to whatever your system default is.
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