DPI settings seem to be ignored when arc-thunderbird is enabled. Fonts are rendered at a much smaller size than in other applications. Switching the extension off immediately adjusts the font size in Thunderbird to match the rest of the desktop environment.

compared to the original firefox theme, its missing a slight space at the top of the tabs. You can see that when having the dark theme installed

HI !

Thanks for your extension, it make Thunderbird awesome on my desktop.

Sadly, in latest version (0.5.0), settings are not persisted. Each time I cloase and launch again Thunderbird, the theme settings are resetted.

I'm using Thunderbird 52.4.2 under archlinux. If you need more details, just ask.

First of all, thank you for this plugin. The dark theme is really amazing.
I have a small visual request.
In the lightning calendar (with multiweek or month view), the current day is only different from the other days by its date number being bold. Even if I may know which day we are today, I find it difficult to see it quickly on the calendar.
Could you find a way to make it a little more highlighted? For instance, with a thin blue border ?

Similarly, the day currently selected is only different with its date number being lighter (in dark theme). Could you also find a way to highlight it a little more ? Maybe with a different background (This is slightly the case for weekends but not for other week days) ?

Thanks

Hi,

I like a lot your Thunderbird theme, nice work!

I know theme is still alpha, but I've noted that direct menus popped-up from toolbars button have almost identical text and background colors on dark themes (see screeshots), is there any way to solve this issue?

Thanks for the fast improvements regarding the last issue! I just noticed another minor problem. When hovering over the close-icon of any tab, the red close-icon does not replace the white one but is displayed below (see attached image). A fix would be great :)

The toolbar with reply, forward, and delete buttons gets pulled to the bottom when Styling is applied. There should be an option to still apply styling, but keeping the buttons above the message (i.e., in the middle of the window).
Also, when selecting multiple message, no styling is applied, i.e., the archive and delete buttons are thunderbird's default.

Okay, so this problem has already disappeared magically, but when I installed the extension, there was no additional settings, even restarting Thunderbird didn't help. Somehow clicking around in other parts of Thunderbird and trying again seems to have fixed it and now there is an additional tab in the display settings.

Maybe it would be a good idea to do the settings like GNotifier does it, by having settings on the actual addon page, plus a settings button on the addon overview. Although the descriptions for the settings have an illegible text color when Arc Dark is set as the gtk theme, independently of whether your addon is installed. I imagine addons can't change the look of special pages like the addon page... EDIT: the TT DeepDark theme does change the look of the addons page, so this seems possible.

Hey thanks for your great work! I just installed 0.4., was using 0.2. until then, but now, the actual message body pane is gone / doesn't display anything. I did not experience this issue with the older version.

I'm running thunderbird 52.1.1 on an arch-linux machine

Hello JD,

I want to report on update v0.4.3, Arc Integration option missing on display panel in preference.
I'm using thunderbird v52.2.1

Please to be fixed, thanks.

As of 0.5.0. it might be worthy to consider supporting configurable options for such things as Arc icons and email-level toolbar placements. I personally prefer to use my default GTK/system-based icons over the Arc theme icons. Also, the email-level toolbar placement, at the bottom of the email, seems difficult to get used to even after a few days of use. I've since reverted back to 0.4.3 as things feel a bit more natural there.

Either way, your work with this is greatly appreciated. Many thanks.

You should save the icons as Optimized SVG so that they are a bit lighter and don't contain unnecessary Inkscape metadata.