Odd problem.

[LeaWron]

Add-on basically works, but my style in browser isn't same as in terminal.

• OS Version: Windows 10 Enterprise 22H2
• Browser Version: Chrome 125.0.6422.142
• Browser Addon Version: 0.2.16
• Neovim Plugin Version: 0.2.16

What I tried to do

TroubleShooting Guide.

• firenvim script was created, but run it will be blocked. Here's the content.

  @echo off
  mkdir "C:\Users\Onlw\AppData\Local\Temp\firenvim" 2>nul
  cd "C:\Users\Onlw\AppData\Local\Temp\firenvim"
  
  "C:\Program Files\Neovim\bin\nvim.exe" --headless --cmd "let g:firenvim_config={'globalSettings':{},'localSettings':{'.*':{}}}|let g:firenvim_i=[]|let g:firenvim_o=[]|let g:Firenvim_oi={i,d,e->add(g:firenvim_i,d)}|let g:Firenvim_oo={t->[chansend(2,t)]+add(g:firenvim_o,t)}|let g:firenvim_c=stdioopen({'on_stdin':{i,d,e->g:Firenvim_oi(i,d,e)},'on_print':{t->g:Firenvim_oo(t)}})" --cmd "let g:started_by_firenvim = v:true" -c "call firenvim#run()"

• console output:

  
  page.ts:282 Unhandled page request: {args: {…}, funcName: Array(1)}args: args: [0]funcName: ['setLastFocusedContentScript']0: "setLastFocusedContentScript"length: 1[[Prototype]]: Array(0)[[Prototype]]: ObjectfuncName: Array(1)0: "messagePage"length: 1[[Prototype]]: Array(0)[[Prototype]]: Object
  @ page.ts:282
  onMessage @ browser-polyfill.js:1

page.ts:282 Unhandled page request: {args: Array(1), funcName: Array(1)}args: [0]0: 0length: 1[[Prototype]]: Array(0)funcName: Array(1)0: "setLastFocusedContentScript"length: 1[[Prototype]]: Array(0)[[Prototype]]: Object @ page.ts:282 onMessage @ browser-polyfill.js:1

### What happened
It should be like:
![normal nvim](https://github.com/glacambre/firenvim/assets/152857271/75a13517-38d8-47e0-9569-631c0d48fa0d)

But it is:
![web ](https://github.com/glacambre/firenvim/assets/152857271/c373be40-4cc2-42b7-9b24-9ce3783651de)

I tried in firefox but it doesn't matter.

[glacambre]

Do :echo $MYVIMRC show the same result in neovim in your terminal and in firenvim?

[LeaWron]

Do :echo $MYVIMRC show the same result in neovim in your terminal and in firenvim?

Yes, "C:\Users\Onlw\AppData\Local\nvim\init.lua"

[glacambre]

Does :colorscheme also give the same result?

[LeaWron]

Does :colorscheme also give the same result?

yes

[glacambre]

Cool. What about :echo &bg and :echo &termguicolors?

[LeaWron]

Cool. What about :echo &bg and :echo &termguicolors?

same. "light" and "1"

[glacambre]

Okay, thanks. That's surprising, I would have expected any of these options to be different so far... Could you give me the result of :verbose hi Normal, both from Neovim and from Firenvim?

[LeaWron]

Okay, thanks. That's surprising, I would have expected any of these options to be different so far... Could you give me the result of :verbose hi Normal, both from Neovim and from Firenvim?

I find them same in command line: nvim:

firenvim:

[glacambre]

These are the same colors - were you complaining about having different fonts instead of different colorschemes?

[LeaWron]

These are the same colors - were you complaining about having different fonts instead of different colorschemes?

Sry, I didn't make it clear. It's fonts' color confused me most.

[glacambre]

To change the font used by Firenvim, you need to use :set guifont.