Describe the bug
Pressing "Print Screen" in Gnome launches the screenshot-taking overlay. It has three big button to select the scope of the screenshot: selection, screen, window. It also has two modes: taking screenshot or screencast.
In the screencast mode, the "window" button is disabled, as recording a single window seems not to be supported (at least on my system). In the default Gnome shell theme, the button is greyed out.
However, when "Apply All Styles to Shell allover" is enabled in OpenBar, the button looks the same as the other buttons, even though it's disabled and can't be clicked.
To Reproduce
Enable "Apply All Styles to Shell allover" in Gnome Shell section of OpenBar configuration.
Press "Print Screen" to launch Gnome screenshot overlay.
Click on the webcam button to enable screencast mode.
"Window" button is disabled, but it's not visible with OpenBar styling applied.
Relevant Specs:
Open Bar version: 35
Gnome version: 46
OS/Distribution: Fedora 40
Screenshots
I would like to provide some, but I don't know how to screenshot the screenshotter app itself. :grin:
Describe the bug Pressing "Print Screen" in Gnome launches the screenshot-taking overlay. It has three big button to select the scope of the screenshot: selection, screen, window. It also has two modes: taking screenshot or screencast.
In the screencast mode, the "window" button is disabled, as recording a single window seems not to be supported (at least on my system). In the default Gnome shell theme, the button is greyed out.
However, when "Apply All Styles to Shell allover" is enabled in OpenBar, the button looks the same as the other buttons, even though it's disabled and can't be clicked.
To Reproduce
Relevant Specs:
Screenshots I would like to provide some, but I don't know how to screenshot the screenshotter app itself. :grin: