Midnight Violet & Abyss — Two dark themes for TeamSpeak 6

TeamSpeak 6 Client Extensions
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[Theme] Midnight Violet & Abyss — Two dark themes for TeamSpeak 6

Hi everyone,

I’d like to share a small theme pack I put together for TeamSpeak 6: Midnight Violet and Abyss.

Both themes are built on the same foundation — a clean, distraction-free dark base with carefully picked accents. They’re lightweight, fully CSS-based, and need no external dependencies.

Midnight Violet is a deep amethyst-violet theme. Near-black violet base, violet accents, soft typography. Feels calm and a bit moody.

Abyss goes the other direction — a deep-ocean teal theme with cool cyan accents. Higher contrast, slightly more “technical” look.

Features

  • Two hand-tuned dark themes in one extension
  • Full UI coverage — chat, channel tree, settings, context menus, modals
  • Proper scrollbar styling
  • No blur, no glassmorphism, no visual noise
  • Works with TeamSpeak 6 (Electron client)
  • Lightweight — two CSS files, nothing else

Installation

  1. Download or clone the repo:
    https://github.com/Rednelss/ts6-themes
  2. Drop the ru.rednelss.themes folder into your TeamSpeak extensions directory:
    • Windows: %APPDATA%\TeamSpeak\Default\extensions\
    • macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/TeamSpeak/Default/extensions/
    • Linux: ~/.local/share/TeamSpeak/Default/extensions/
  3. Restart TeamSpeak (a full restart, not just Reload Extensions).
  4. Go to Settings → Appearance → User Theme and pick either Midnight Violet or Abyss.

Previews

Midnight Violet

Midnight Violet
Midnight Violet1024×768 5.36 KB

Abyss

Abyss
Abyss1024×768 5.14 KB

Combined

Combined
Combined1024×768 10.9 KB

A note on how these work

TeamSpeak 6 declares its CSS variables on :root, ::before, ::after. That’s a bit unusual — most surfaces in TS6 are painted by ::before pseudo-elements, and those don’t inherit custom properties from :root alone. So the themes override variables on the exact same selector the client uses. That’s what makes them actually apply across the whole UI, including the panels and headers that often stay untouched.

License

MIT — free to use, fork, modify, and redistribute.

Feedback and pull requests are welcome. If something looks off on your setup, let me know and I’ll take a look.