Closed Snuupy closed 2 years ago
@iamsaumya don't suppose you have an android device to see if you can reproduce?
I don't manage a self-hosted outline yet 😅
Invited you to a test cloud instance incase it's useful
I'm able to reproduce but only when the system is in light mode, and the app is in dark mode.
Edit: I can also reproduce this on the official servers at getoutline.com: https://i.imgur.com/uGCHy0e.png
To clarify:
I always have outline theme setting selected to "system" to match the device.
I have taken screenshots of the various settings.
The schema of the text in the screenshots is [device theme] + [outline theme].
dark + system
means device theme is dark, outline theme is system.
dark + dark
means device theme is dark, outline theme is dark
light + light
means device theme is light, outline theme is light
device theme | outline theme | works in ff? | works in chrome? |
---|---|---|---|
light | system | yes | yes |
light | light | yes | yes |
light | dark | yes | yes |
dark | system | no | yes |
dark | light | no | yes |
dark | dark | no | yes |
If you don't have an android phone (and are willing to spend the installation time) you can also run an android emulator/VM through Android Studio.
Thank you so much for the details. In contrast, on my device (POCO X3) the results are quite opposite 😅 . Nonetheless, we at least know there is something going wrong here.
device theme | outline theme | works in ff? | works in chrome? |
---|---|---|---|
light | system | no | yes |
light | light | no | yes |
light | dark | no | yes |
dark | system | yes | yes |
dark | light | yes | yes |
dark | dark | yes | yes |
@Snuupy Could you please check your firefox browser theme settings?
The above results were when I had a dark theme selected for the browser. The status bar has become readable in PWA after changing it to follow the device theme.
@Snuupy Could you please check your firefox browser theme settings?
The above results were when I had a dark theme selected for the browser. The status bar has become readable in PWA after changing it to follow the device theme.
Whether I select "Follow device theme" or "Dark", the status bar is still white using the PWA.
For reference, search the codebase for theme-color
to find places where we set the status bar color based on theme.
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On firefox on android in the home shortcut/install to home app, the statusbar is white and blocks the text from being read. For comparison, web apps such as thelounge have a readable statusbar at the top.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Please look at the top of the screenshots for the following:
firefox: https://i.imgur.com/LxZwLfn.png chrome: https://i.imgur.com/NFsdXNF.png
Expected behavior
Statusbar should be black like in chrome (assuming dark mode in app and dark mode set for system). This bug does not apply when you visit outline in the browser via URL, it only shows up when the web app shortcut is added and "installed" as a PWA (progressive web app).
Screenshots
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