Currently in foldertree:

• top padding (from row-border to top of folder icon): 7px
• bottom padding (from bottom of icon to bottom border of row): 7px

In Files:

• top padding (from row-border to top of folder icon): 4px
• bottom padding (from bottom of icon to bottom border of row): 6px

Greetings,

This is of course a matter of opinion, and the alxlit may well disagree with me, however the current tab bar background (which mimics that of elementary/granite tab bars does not suit Thunderbird's default tabs-on-top arrangement. It introduces a jarring colour change from light grey (in the toolbar) to dark grey (in the tab bar) and back to light grey (in the titlebar).

I would suggest using the same tab bar background that @zeeeeee uses in his Firefox theme (GitHub repository | Mozilla add-ons site) when tabs are left in the default tabs-on-top position, as it blends perfectly with the titlebar.Note that @zeeeeee's theme seems to detect the tab bar position, changing the tab bar background accordingly (using a similar elementary inspired or 'granite-esqu' background when tabs or moved below the toolbar).

It's unfortunate that Thunderbird has removed the option entirely to move the tabs back below the tool bar. It's not something I'd avail myself of, but it would be nice to have the option as is the case in Firefox.

Regards,

Lee Hyde.

A selected drop-down list is no longer bordered by a blue-highlighted border.

Greetings,

The current scroll-bars are far too thin and represent a usability issue. I believe that the folks at elementary have embraced overlay scroll-bars with represent a definite usability improvement.

Alas, to the best of my knowledge neither Firefox nor Thunderbird presently support overlay scroll-bars proper (I suspect that this is not implementable via a theme, and would either need work on Mozillas end or an extension far outside the scope of this project). However, elementary-firefox appears to have implemented a reasonable facsimile of gGTK's overlay scroll-bars (see here) which would certainly be a welcome addition to elementary-thunderbird in my humble opinion.

This is again, a matter of opinion, and feel free to dismiss it (it could always be implemented as a userstyle via stylish).

Regards,

Lee Hyde.

Thunderbird looks amazing with this theme, but the addressbook toolbar appears to be white. This hides the toolbar icons and doesn't go well with the entire theme. Kindly find the attached screenshot:

Sorry, I've found this ticket the only way to connect to you.

Please, tell about tools you use to debug theme (particularly, I need change fonts sizes).
I've tried "Dom Inspector" already, but with no luck.

I feel like the tab bar is just too small (almost twice slower than the toolbar section below).

I think that we should make a slight increase (5-10 pixels maybe) in the tab height.

Unfortuntately elementary-thunderbird add on is not compatible with thunderbird 45.2.0

Is there an easy way to make it compatible?

Here's that they look like focused:

And blurred:

I'm thinking the colors should stay the same, or fade a little.

Weekly is offset in the upper part

Hi, nice theme, but the inbox, compose, get mails icons are missing.

I restart thunderbird without any plugins or any other addons, and same issue.
Please help :)

In case the content of a cell in the threadpane is to large compared to the available column width, the text is not clipped but instead is displayed on top of the content of the neighbouring cell.

How to reproduce: make columns small enough to force content overflow.

One of the later updates caused spinner boxes render with double borders again.
Examples in Preferences window:

• Tab General, Sound file selection field
• Tab Composition > General: Auto save timespan spinner box

The day and week view do not display the timeindicator (red line indicating current time)

The border colour of a selected textbox is currently to light compared to the colours used for other selected widgets (e.g. spinner boxes). This is for example visible in the new event window where we have both textboxes (Title and location) and spinner boxes (start/ end time).

Thunderbird disables add-on with message:

elementary Thunderbird is incompatible with Thunderbird 38.2.0

See attached screen grab of add-ons Manager tab:

The tabs are too wide; in Midori they are 158px (including borders). Also, the close button and icon should be switched around.

Text inputs are no longer styled properly; I believe it was added in 6db0081

Using this theme completely removes scrollbars from Thunderbird. Using TB 17 on fedora on or Luna beta updated, result is the same.

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Without category (current)