Windows 10: How do I change the title bar color for a specific app?

How do I change the title bar color for a specific app? I am aware that under [settings > colors] you can check 'title bars'; however, this is a universal setting causing it to trigger the color change to all apps' title bars. I'd like to set it for a specific apps only.

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Changing title bar color of specific programs

Is there a way of changing the title bar color of specific programs? Some companies like Google are reluctant at implementing proper support for new Windows 10 features such as colored title bars.

Goal is to make Google Chrome's title bar black or dark grey, since changing its theme makes it use a custom interface with horrible ugly context buttons.

 

Changing title bar color of specific programs

The goal was to test the feature with Google Chrome since it's a browser with a bad theme API. If successful, the same method could be easily applied to any other program with unmatched interface/title bar colors.

The custom title bar color is a Windows 10 feature and 3rd-party developers can easily make it the color they'd like. Edge has a black title bar when using it's dark theme for example. I was just curious to know if there's a way to set a color for a specific
program rather than setting the default color that affects all the title bars that aren't coded colorful by their respective developers.

 

Change color of Title Bar

When I go into Personalization to change the color of the white title bars, the title bars option is missing. It only says "Show color on Start, taskbar and action center." I only have a thin line around the app box. How can I fix this?

Thank you,

David