medicinecal
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4 years ago I'm glad you added this - I've been meaning to add it as well. It's not high on the priority list at the moment - and we have a lot to do before we get there - but this would be awesome!
Thank you for another thoughtful submission, @erperion. 👍
Before you start.
Check color.firefox.com It's a tool that allows user to overwrite color theme in firefox. I would like to see similar option in fraidycat. Current design is quite heavily opinionated and not everyone might like it and since fraidycat is a personal dashboard I suppose that many users would like to customize it a little. I am not a programmer but I don't think such feature wouldn't be hard to implement.
You would have to list all colors by functions: background-color (don't mind naming scheme) tab-color tab-hover-color tab-active-color feed-separator-color feed-name-color feed-link-color feed-link-visited-color and so on. Fraidycat is quite simple app so there should be 20-30 items like this (i didn't count, I'm guessing), list them in settings and add input to each color listed so user might type hex or rgb color code. Doing this should overwrite default fraidycat color scheme.
Even better if we could write some custom css, this would allow to add image to the background and change font-family & font-sizes. I've would like that my dashboard looked like this - picture is random and I didn't bother to change small things since I was using dev tools so I knew it won't be saved (or maybe there is option to save? I've tried to use Local Overrides and it didn't work).