RaitaroH
commented
3 years ago Right, so the new "dark" colors are inline with Firefox 91. I did a bit of tweaking:
else if stylus-deepdark-style == "Firefox-Dark91" {
--main-color: #00ddff;
--main-background: #1c1b22;
--second-background: #23222b;
--hover-background: #2b2a33;
--main-text: #fbfbfe;
--dimmer-text: #b8b7bb;
--shadow: 0 1px 0.5px rgba(0, 0, 0, .13);
}I also think this is a bit closer to what I get for Alpenglow:
else if stylus-deepdark-style == "Firefox-Alpenglow-Dark" {
--main-color: #C488FC;
--main-background: #21133d;
--second-background: #2a1e52;
--hover-background: #2d245b;
--main-text: #ffffff;
--dimmer-text: #E3DBFA;
--shadow: 0 1px .5px rgba(35, 22, 65, .5);
}Edit: If we are here might as well consider issue #64:
else if stylus-deepdark-style == "Dracula" {
--main-color: #bd93f9; /*Purple*/
--main-background: hsl(231, 15%, 18%); /*Background*/
--second-background: hsl(231, 15%, 22%); /*Manually generated from Background*/
--hover-background: #44475a; /*Selection*/
--main-text:#f8f8f2; /*Foreground*/
--dimmer-text: #bcc2cd; /*From .app-title https://draculatheme.com/*/
--shadow: 0 1px 0.5px rgba(0, 0, 0, .15);
}Do tell me what you think of these and I will implement them.
Hey @RaitaroH , I've updated the Firefox Dark colors to really match Firefox's Dark theme. I think it's much better but that's just my opinion, feel free to ignore this PR.