Closed JensWallgren closed 1 year ago
A screenshot to visualize this.
On the left is the current main branch, on the right is the window as seen with the extra functionality of my PR.
Nice, thanks for the contribution. Looks nice :-) I will mention you in the next release!
Cool! Thanks for the rest of the extension! :)
A small feature that I wanted myself. I like the idea of using Integration Suite via the "fake app" / "create shortcut" feature of Chrome. This way, it Integration Suite masquerades as an "actual app/program" on my computer. For a tool I might sit with all day it makes sense to have it in its separate app-like window, rather than it getting lost amongst all my browser tabs.
Either way, the "theme-color" tag / feature controls the way the "OS header" is colored. So I felt like implementing this. It's also in general a tag that does exactly what it sounds like - signalizes the theme-color of the current website to the browser that is running it. MSDN Documentation
I added a small piece of logic that updates the "theme-color". It gets updated along with the UI5 header color in the "setHeaderColor" function. Gives the full window top a nice, unified look, and further separates different environments from each other.