Closed Zong0619 closed 1 month ago
Please ensure you're using the same theme in Vibrancy as in VSCode, in your case you're using a Light VSCode theme with a Dark Vibrancy theme, and you should change the Vibrancy theme to Default Light. You can also use the auto switch feature if you have auto detection of color scheme enabled.
Also, Dracula Theme Official isn't a supported theme, so you may encounter issues. Compatible themes are listed in the description.
After I switched the VScode theme to the same as the Vibrancy theme, my VScode still had a white fog.
Seems like the VSCode theme you're using is too different and is thus incompatible, here's the list of supported VSCode themes: https://github.com/illixion/vscode-vibrancy-continued?tab=readme-ov-file#vscode_vibrancytheme
I still have the same problem with Default Dark ; _ ;
I ran it successfully one year ago, but suddenly one day it became like this. I was not sure whether it was caused by a plug-in conflict or a certain update until I wanted to use Vibrancy again today...
Could you post your full Vibrancy configuration? I think your Vibrancy type might be incorrect, as some of them replicate a light mode, and there were changes in recent macOS versions
this one?
and there are all my plugins, if there are plugins that may cause conflicts
Try disabling vscode_vibrancy.enableAutoTheme
, this bug can occur when you're using a light Vibrancy theme with a dark VSCode theme, which is likely what's happening here. If you didn't enable window.autoDetectColorScheme
, VSCode might be reporting that you're always in light mode.
I fixed it!!!!! Thank you very much,
The problem is this
I would like to know what is the best setting for macos
Leaving everything on default is advised, you can increase the Opacity value to make the window less transparent.
Thank you very much
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