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At least on Linux, Firefox defaults to a non-transparent color for active tabs (by default this is extracted from the system theme). This may look okay with some apps but terrible with others. If possible, maybe we should override the color in userChrome with something semi-transparent or at least make it match the app theme color.
Affected Websites
A common example of this issue is YouTube as a PWA.
Environment
Operating system: Linux
System architecture: x86_64
Desktop environment: KDE
FirefoxPWA extension version: 1.0.0
FirefoxPWA native version: 1.0.0
Firefox version: 91
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Sorry for delay, but I didn't have much time last week. I implemented transparent tabs and will probably publish them soon. Here is how they look on some popular websites:
Description
At least on Linux, Firefox defaults to a non-transparent color for active tabs (by default this is extracted from the system theme). This may look okay with some apps but terrible with others. If possible, maybe we should override the color in userChrome with something semi-transparent or at least make it match the app theme color.
Affected Websites
A common example of this issue is YouTube as a PWA.
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: