Closed Aris-t2 closed 4 years ago
Hmm, interesting. So far I've tried to pull out from it a separate background picture for the main window. I wonder is it possible to apply it to Devtools window (when it is in the separate window)
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I remember that there is a way to open devtools as a tab in menu - Web developer.
I was playing around with this.. something is keeping the tabs always black. Here's with no chrome folder:
Here's with my chrome loading:
I'm on version 1.9.7 with Firefox 62.0.3. I'll grab your latest code to see what that's like.
Same with 2.0.9. (With both Classic and Aero Themes). It's the stuff in /css/tabs/classic_squared_tabs.css doing it. I may try to make a version of it with just sizing and position information just to see what happens.
If you are using the projects "classic squared tabs" they apply own styles for non-active and hovered tabs when using lw-themes. Not sure why "black" colors are set, instead of slightly transparent ones with "Firefox Color", but this does not happen when using lw-themes from AMO.
I'm just using the "default" theme.
Alright, current lw-theme changes will require me updating the code for some new lw-theme cases. I'll try to solve the black tab problem on next update.
Hi @Aris-t2 Not sure if here is a correct place to post a bug regarding https://color.firefox.com. It looks like there is some sort of bug with ./css/locationbar/identitybox_colors.css I've made a replica of default theme (I believe it should use Light-ish theme rules). But the identitybox seems to be using Dark theme. Maybe you can take look at this?
There is a conflict with default dark (lw-)theme and "themes" created with Firefox color. I will fix this glitch on next update.
Well, not as black now with 2.1.0. Will verify in a clean profile what it looks like there.
The problem was the additional code I added in the past for default Dark theme. This code was wrongly applied to some themes created with "Firefox color" too. It is possible, this issue happens occurs again, if Mozilla decides to rename theme variables.
I'm having an issue that spontatiously happened 4 days ago and I can't figure out how to switch the color back. Firefox calls it the "background color", but from what I can tell its called the "titlebar color". It always used to be grey, and it randomly switched to dark blue. I redownloaded the new CustomCSSforFx thinking it was just an issue with a Firefox update, but it still is the dark blue color. Why do you think it randomly switched and how do I get it back to grey? Thank you for your help. Dan The top picture is the new toolbar color and the bottom picture is the old toolbar color.
You most likely used the "Light" (inbuilt) grey theme and switched to "default" theme now.
Anybody knows, how to set this bright area - MARKED WITH RED RECTANGLE - into beautiful grey, like the rest in this below pic? This is when only one TAB is open and to the right of this one tab there is an eye-straining ugly bright white strip, I want to recolor it to grey as the rest of the backgrounds. I tried to edit a Light-grey theme downloaded from addons, but FF deletes the modified XPI: I just filled the background PNG with full gray and re-zipped. Unfortunately FF deletes that on start..
@FFnewbie
The answer how to use the color variables was in your initial post/thread, but you can also just add this to my_userChrome.css
or to the bottom of userChrome.css
:
#main-window #TabsToolbar:-moz-lwtheme,
#main-window #TabsToolbar:not(:-moz-lwtheme) {
background: red !important;
}
Firefox Color got a link on main page. This thread can be closed now.
Mozilla released a new test pilot WebExtension to customize toolbar-, icon- and tab colors (similar to what Vivaldi browser offers).
https://color.firefox.com/