Closed theherk closed 4 months ago
Wait no, I switched to light mode, and didn't fully understand the implication of the .D
selector. This is a me issue. So I'll close this issue only adding, this extension is superb and thank you very much for making it.
Oh D
means dark
in Vimium C's CSS code. Sorry for my casual behavior - when I came up with this name, I just wanted a shortest name to save package size...
Describe the bug
Starting today, my custom css no longer has any effect. It still works in the Firefox addon, but no in the Chromium extension.
To Reproduce
custom css (expand)
```css /* #ui */ .D>.LH { background: #1a1b26; color: #2ac3de; border-color: #bb9af7; scale: 1.33; } /* #omni */ #bar { background: #1a1b26; border-color: #bb9af7; } #input { background: #24283b; border-color: #bb9af7; } .item { background: #1a1b26; } .top { color: #9aa5ce; } .bottom { color: #a9b1d6; } .history { fill: #e0af68; } ```Browser, OS and Vimium C versions
The Firefox version that still works is
Vimium C 1.99.997, Firefox 122, macOS
.