[Release] Walnutty

[Lootyhoof]

Given the significant user demand for this theme, I have decided to release one last theme (as I currently have enough to work on as-is...): Walnutty! This is a port/fork of "Walnut for Firefox" by Alfred Keyser.



This is available to download right now on the Pale Moon Add-Ons Site. Source code is on GitHub.

Enjoy!

[ron_1]

Thanks Lootyhoof. I've always wanted to try this theme out.

[tman801]

Thanks for updating this theme. I have used it since it first came out and love it. I have been lost trying others that did not meet my needs. Thanks again.

[ron_1]

I think I've come across a bug in this theme. When viewing a download in progress in the Library window, the progress bar is the same color as the background, so you can't make out the progress.

[ron_1]

I don't mean to be a pest, but is the above bug being looked at?

[Lootyhoof]

Yes, sorry for the delay. v1.0.1 is out now to fix the issue.

[ron_1]

Thanks Lootyhoof.

[Moonraker]

Thank you lootyhoof that is excellent.Old versions of walnut and walnut2 can be used in palemoon also from the mozilla addons page.

[Lootyhoof]

Walnutty has been updated to v1.0.3.

What's new?
- fix learn more links in popup notifications
- add image document favicon for when viewing standalone images

[Clasof56]

yes, the walnutty theme is so easy to see and at the same time easy on the eyes... sometimes these old eyes need a little help..haha ... thanks again.

[Lootyhoof]

Walnutty has been updated to v1.1.0.

What's new?
- sync about:support styling with default
- sync about:permissions styling with default
- add image document favicon when viewing standalone images
- fix "learn more" links in notification popups
- fix print preview toolbar on Windows
- add appmenu icon for about:permissions

[Lootyhoof]

Walnutty has been updated to v1.2.0.

What's new?
- add initial Pale Moon 28 support
- sync statusbar styling with default

[dlangton]

Unfortunately, it's missing from the themes page. Maybe you could check on this?

[Lootyhoof]

It's back up now.

[Goodydino]

Why was an extra devtools root directory added to the theme? It does not seem to add anything, since I found that the devtools subdirectory in global does the job. I had a problem reading the text in the dark and light themes, however, so I substituted devtools from Aeromoon there instead and changed a few colours in dark theme.css.

[Lootyhoof]

This is for the devtools in v28, which are different to 27's.

[Lootyhoof]

Walnutty has been updated to v1.3.0.

What's new?
- add PM28 newtab styling
- add tabbrowser findbar styling
- improve about:permissions sizing
- fix disappearing titlebar in private mode on macOS
- fix favicon sizes in password manager

[Lootyhoof]

Walnutty has been updated to v1.4.0.

What's new?
- sync global stylings with Pale Moon 28
- remove v27 devtools styling
- mark as compatible with Pale Moon 28 only
- cleanup internal files
- use non-prefixed -inline syntax
- update media controls
- fix progress bar when used in "Location4evar"
- improve OS X titlebar appearance

[Goodydino]

Walnutty has been updated to v1.4.0.

What's new?
- sync global stylings with Pale Moon 28
- remove v27 devtools styling
- mark as compatible with Pale Moon 28 only
- cleanup internal files
- use non-prefixed -inline syntax
- update media controls
- fix progress bar when used in "Location4evar"
- improve OS X titlebar appearance

What does "sync global styiings" mean?
I presume "cleanup internal files" means cleaning junk out of the stylesheets?
What was wrong with media controls?
How can you improve OS X titlebar appearance? MacOS controls the titlebar, not the theme or the application.

[Lootyhoof]

What does "sync global styiings" mean?
I presume "cleanup internal files" means cleaning junk out of the stylesheets?
What was wrong with media controls?
How can you improve OS X titlebar appearance?

I would suggest checking the commit log for these details.

MacOS controls the titlebar, not the theme or the application.

In private browsing or persona modes, the themes style the titlebar. See here for that initial implementation, in Walnutty anyway.