Color Scheme Change for Webbrowser (Opera) hard to see.

Using kde 4.5.
Plumbum Tones color scheme.
Hard to see the adress bar in Opera, google search bar, and hard to see the light grey that I am currently typing in. Is there a way to change the color scheme only for opera, the color scheme looks good on everything else (pidgin, dolphin).

lagagnon wrote:Menu, Appearance, Skin, Find More Skins, Install ??
Yup. That is about all one can do.

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