GNOME / Openbox - Can I "force" window border on new GTK3+ programs?

How do I get the window borders (including close/max/minimize buttons) of openbox in new gnome 3.10 applications, who actualy use "Client Side Decorations" like nautilus???

You should be able to enable decorations by putting this in your rc.xml
<applications>
<application class="Nautilus">
<decor>yes</decor>
</application>
</applications>
This has the same effect as (un)decorate action from window client menu that comes up by default when you right click titlebar, which doesn't have any effect either.

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