I noticed that color inversion has been on in most if not all my favicons. There should really be a setting to completely disable it, saying something "completely disable inverted colors", "the colors of favicon(s) may be automatically inverted if the plugin detects a dark background to make them more visible."
I know someone else made the same request: https://github.com/joethei/obsidian-link-favicon/issues/28, but for the average, non tech-savvy person, they may not think or know to go the repository to submit an issue, or to search for that and see it. And even if they did figure out how to navigate GitHub (maybe for their first time), to tell them to add a CSS snippet is much to ask for if they're not familiar with CSS.
Obsidian plugins in general should do a better job to work for a non tech-savvy person and not tell users to use CSS snippets to do or show things / functionality that should've already been there out of the box.
I noticed that color inversion has been on in most if not all my favicons. There should really be a setting to completely disable it, saying something "completely disable inverted colors", "the colors of favicon(s) may be automatically inverted if the plugin detects a dark background to make them more visible."
I know someone else made the same request: https://github.com/joethei/obsidian-link-favicon/issues/28, but for the average, non tech-savvy person, they may not think or know to go the repository to submit an issue, or to search for that and see it. And even if they did figure out how to navigate GitHub (maybe for their first time), to tell them to add a CSS snippet is much to ask for if they're not familiar with CSS.
Obsidian plugins in general should do a better job to work for a non tech-savvy person and not tell users to use CSS snippets to do or show things / functionality that should've already been there out of the box.