Open WetGeek opened 10 months ago
In comparison, this is a screenshot of the same full-screen image, taken from Vivaldi running on an Xfce VM that's fully updated, the same as the image above.
I was able to reproduce this on a fresh XFCE 4.5 RC5 installation on a VMM VM. There was no customization. The problem is confirmed and is specific to XFCE.
Confirmed that Vivaldi displays a white background on pages. In contrast, Firefox displays a dark background. This was true for other pages as well, such as duckduckgo.com.
In contrast, both Firefox and Vivaldi display these pages with a dark background / theme as expected for me on Plasma unstable. Tested on a fresh Budgie VM with 4.5 RC5, also using the default theme (which is dark), it displays pages correctly with a dark background.
I've discovered that switching to another theme and then back to Qogir-Dark makes Vivaldi correctly use dark mode on websites. This leads me to believe that there is a setting somewhere that we're not setting by default, but should be. I asked in the XFCE Matrix channel about what it might be, but they haven't gotten back to me yet.
Summary
This is the theme that I'm using. I think it's the default, because I don't remember choosing it, but it's what I would have chosen regardless. My eyes are rather ensitive to bright light.
The theme apparently applies to the applications that are part of the Xfce DE, but not to one that I installed from the repository--in particular, Vivaldi. Opening any of the many sites that it hosts provides a painful blast of white light.
Steps to reproduce
Just launch Vivaldi (on hardware) and you should notice right away that it is not using any kind of dark theme.
Expected result
I expected web pages to be displayed in a dark theme, as they are on a fully-updated Xfce RC2 VM that runs on my daily-driver laptop. (See similar image in comment below.)
Actual result
This should be dark as well (Xfce on bare metal) but it's apparently unaffected by the theme. I have no idea why the hardware version differs from the virtual version, but as I pointed out, it's painful to look at.
Environment
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Shannon (stable)
Desktop Environment
Xfce
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