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All other parts seem to follow accent, just not tab bar. How do I fix this? This seems to be an error on my part but the stylesheets seem to be correct.
Edit:imgur

The color of the line of the active tab is darker than the specified highlight color in the options page.

I don't know why this bug exists, but I think I must have forgotten to separate the unfocused and focused code for this particular style.

Here is an example, the Nightly on the left side of this tab, and the Stable version with userChrome.css on the right, cropped together.

Anyway to make it white? i remember it being white before as well.

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Extension currently doesn't affect the tabs/url bar in private browsing.

The new tab-/start-page uses light theme of firefox, although dark theme in firefox settings is selected. When starting firefox the startpage with dark theme is shown for a second, then when native dark addon has been loaded it changes to light. Please add an option to change this, as new tab page is one of the most frequently shown contents while using firefox. Or at least change the default theme to dark, as the addon is even called native "dark".

Appart from that thx for this great addon, its one of the most important design customization on my machine, keep up the good work!

Firefox version 60 (and 61) does not have an accented selected tab line in a private window.

1. Sometimes (always?), after toggling 'enable adaptive' (i.e. changing it to one state and then to the other), the extension's icon appears in the icon bar, even when previously I had removed it.

2. Sometimes, after altering the 'enable adaptive' setting and restarting, the new setting is lost.

3. When one disables and then re-enables 'enable adaptive', the chosen - non-adaptive - is reset. Still, that might be by design.

Windows 8.1. Native Dark 1.6. EDIT: Firefox 63.0 (x64).

wal takes colors from your current wallpaper (or for templates) and feeds them to various programs (terminal, bar, window manager, vim, etc). This theme looks like a great opportunity to add a simple firefox support to it.

The transition/animation when the window becomes focused and unfocused is slower to update than the Windows title bar. For consistency, can there be an option to disable the transition?

"SSLPersonas shows you how secure a web page is in a very obvious way: It changes the Firefox theme according to the SSL status of a website." - SSLPersonas

As silly as it may sound, I think this would look very pleasing on MacOS.

The github landing page says, 'This is really only meant to work in Windows 10'. However, on my Windows 8.1 system, and despite the horrible limitations Microsoft imposed on Windows 8 theming, your extension enables me to set the colour of that part of the Firefox title bar that is unoccupied by tabs. That allows a proper dark theme - thus:

Admittedly, the actual window buttons remained themed by the crippled inbuilt windows engine, but, nevertheless: bravo, and thank you.

It would be nice if it is possible to use this plugin with Thunderbird >=60.3

Are there any plans for this?

I have a slideshow background (in windows) that changes accent colour every 1 minute making this extension very cool.
However, when the accent changes, i need to click outside the window and back in again to refresh.
An autorefresh therefore would be quite usefull.
Thanks

I installed this extension. However, after disable it (or even removing) I cannot get the default themes to work correctly in Nightly. Disabling/removing works as expected in Firefox.

After disabling/removing the extension from Nightly the title bar keeps the accent color incorrectly when browser window is focused. However, it has the correct theme colors when browser loses focus. See screenshots below of the Firefox Dark Theme. Again, I want to emphasize that Firefox does not have the same issue.

• When browser window has focus:
  

• When browser window does not have focus:
  

Nightly version 65.0a1
Firefox version 63.0.3

Great concept, finally is possible make the perfect theme for Firefox.

Here some suggestions:

1. In my opinion the active tab and toolbars color must be lighter than inactive tab, now is the contrary;
2. Add the option for bold text in active tab;
3. Add the option for add a custom top horizontal line color for active tab (will be great also for unread and unloaded tabs);
4. The toolbar difference must be able to darken but also increase the brightness of active tab and toolbars.
5. Add the custom color for inactive tabs (now the static color change all the theme).

You can see my idea with personal userchrome.css:

The red line tab is unloaded, the yellow line tab is unread, the cyan tab line is the active tab (bold text) and the last inactive tab is without color line.
The active tab and toolbar is more light than the inactive tab for that is more readable for the eye.

Thanks.

From a review by Ben Wenger, 3 days ago:

One minor complaint is that the address bar highlight color doesn't seem to be configurable for me when the address bar has the cursor active after clicking in it. It is always the default light blue color.

This is honestly insanely good!

Just a small suggestion: Could you add an option in the Addons menu to choose priority of the extension over/under the actual userChrome.css?

From a review by Mark, a month ago:

There is one issue for me though and that is the only time the browser actually changes it's color is if I minimize it and then restore it. I have my Windows settings set that the background changes every ten minutes or so but the browser colors do not change along with it.

To fix in version 1.5.

For some reason the dark theme is disabled in Customize section: https://i.imgur.com/ZJgEiF9.png

OS Used; Windows 7 Home Premium (64bit)
Firefox Version Used: 60 Stable (64bit)

The location where default values are set will need to change to a separate file, to support maintainability.

A minimal API for storage and options handling should be created as well, to prevent confusion and disorder in the markup and scripting.

This is how bad it looks at the moment:

Add dark theme or styles defined in options to interface popups such as site information or add bookmark.

Coming in release v1.5, suggested by Phantom_RAM_ in a review.

So, I'm often on Github and I like the default shade of black offered by this extension, but I am not able to distinguish the header of my website, and the header of my browser.

Perhaps distinguish the top of browser and the header of websites could help?

Example of what I'm facing.

Even though this enhancment may sound silly, I'm sure this is an issue users will face as this extension gets used by more people.

I have installed the extension but now all the menus are transparent like in the pic

it looks like the input box is limited to 7 chars, which is the exact char count for a custom hex color code including the hash (#). I want to use whatever Windows accent color I currently set for the highlight color (the -moz-win-accentcolor 'var').

Suggestion: Either remove the character limit or add an option to use native Windows accent color for highlight color

Sorry if this is out of scope or impossible, but do you think it would be possible to theme the icon for uBlock Origin to match the other white icons?

I chose this accent color in Windows,

And my findbar at the bottom looks like this as a result (is there a way to follow accent color?)

Doesn´t work in firefox 70

More of a question, how to disable dark shadow behind text in tabs and url bar?

Currently, all overlays over accentcolor (masks) are calculated with pure black, and a user-defined opacity level.

This proposes to add an option to the options page that allows the user to choose either white, or black as the mask base color.

No other color options will be provided, as such would be considered out-of-scope for this project.

When toggling the Enable Adaptive option in the options page, the browser theme does not update with the changes / does not update the view as the option is bring clicked.

This is a bug within the browser, as the form elements #accent-color and #enable-adaptive use the same form name accentColor. When the value of the checkbox changes, the value from the FormData() object should reflect the value of the #accent-color property. However, it appears that the browser is not including this value in the FormData() object until the accent color is updated.

This thesis is supported by the following debug output, that is printed to console after each form update.

Object { toolbarOpacity: "25", omnibarOpacity: "50", highlightColor: "#0078d7", unfocusedTheme: "fade", highlightBorders: false, bottomSeparator: false }  options.js:36:5
Object { accentColor: "-moz-win-accentcolor", toolbarOpacity: "25", omnibarOpacity: "50", highlightColor: "#0078d7", unfocusedTheme: "fade", highlightBorders: false, bottomSeparator: false }  options.js:36:5
Object { toolbarOpacity: "25", omnibarOpacity: "50", highlightColor: "#0078d7", unfocusedTheme: "fade", highlightBorders: false, bottomSeparator: false }  options.js:36:5

The Places/Library window (chrome://browser/content/places/places.xul) is not styled by the extension.

Enable Adaptive in Windows 7 should not be set by default, since it does not pick up the system's accent color pre Windows 10.