[Release] Moonscape

[Baloo]

Thanks for looking into this FranklinDM! I'll try it with the GTK3 builds of Interlink.

[moonbat]

I've noticed that the scrollbars on this theme are microscopic - i.e. there's barely anything you can grab onto if you want to drag-scroll with the mouse. And when I use mewe.com, I can't scroll at all - either with the keyboard arrows or with the scroll wheel. I have to middle click and use auto-scroll.
Took a while to figure out what was causing it - after I changed to another theme the site works fine, and it works on a fresh profile as well. Nothing flagged in my adblockers because they don't do any tracking like facebook does.

[FranklinDM]

I've noticed that the scrollbars on this theme are microscopic - i.e. there's barely anything you can grab onto if you want to drag-scroll with the mouse ...

I can't reproduce this. What GTK/system theme are you using?

The label for the bookmarks menu toolbar button is missing in version 7.0.0. Is there any way to get it back? I really want the bookmarks label as well as the icon.

This should be fixed now with the latest release.

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Update to Moonscape: v7.1.0

• Treat the bookmarks menu button as a "bookmark item"
  • This removes the rule that hides the label associated with the bookmarks menu button when it is placed on the Bookmarks toolbar while using icons only mode.
• Remove custom styling from session restore page
• Add mixed-mode SSL styling

Update options: GitHub releases, APO, Interlink Add-ons, check for updates using the Add-ons Manager.

ATTENTION: I messed up initially with going for a separate install package for Interlink. With that said, all current users of Moonscape Messenger (Pale Moon users of the theme and those who have installed the new "Moonscape" theme are not affected) should uninstall their copy of the theme and replace it with this one in order to receive further updates via the Add-ons Update Service (AUS). Sorry for the inconvenience!

[moonbat]

I can't reproduce this. What GTK/system theme are you using?

I am running Xfce on Mint 20 - not sure which version of GTK is active because it shows both version 2 and 3 as 2.24.32 and 3.24.20 respectively. This is how it appears for me -

Moonscape thin scrollbars.png

and only when using this theme.

[FranklinDM]

I might've found what causes this. Try this build if it resolves the issue.

[moonbat]

Yeah, it works fine now
Thanks!

[FranklinDM]

Update to Moonscape: v7.1.1

• Set a minimum width/height for the scrollbar slider (Linux only)
  • This is a workaround for some GTK themes with missing scrollbar buttons

Update options: GitHub releases, APO, Interlink Add-ons, check for updates using the Add-ons Manager.

ATTENTION: I messed up initially with going for a separate install package for Interlink. With that said, all current users of Moonscape Messenger (Pale Moon users of the theme and those who have installed the new "Moonscape" theme are not affected) should uninstall their copy of the theme and replace it with this one in order to receive further updates via the Add-ons Update Service (AUS). Sorry for the inconvenience!

[FranklinDM]

The Moonscape Icon Pack was also updated, available here.

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Update to Moonscape: v7.2.0

• Initial support for Pale Moon 30

ATTENTION: For the time being, this release is only available on GitHub and must be installed manually.

Update options: GitHub releases, Direct XPI

[Baloo]

Thanks for updating as always FranklinDM. The theme that brought me to Pale Moon! And I will maintain its best theme.

[FranklinDM]

Thanks for updating as always FranklinDM. The theme that brought me to Pale Moon! And I will maintain its best theme.

Thanks for the support!

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For the meantime, I've set up a page here where all of my add-ons are listed and available for download.

[FranklinDM]

Update to Moonscape: v7.2.1

• Initial support for Pale Moon 31

Update options: Fresco, APO, manually check for updates through the Add-ons Manager.

[FranklinDM]

Update to Moonscape: v7.2.2

• Initial support for Pale Moon 32

Update options: Fresco, APO, manually check for updates through the Add-ons Manager.

[Night Wing]

Update to Moonscape: v7.2.2

• Initial support for Pale Moon 32

Thank you. Since I use Moonscape in 64 bit linux Pale Moon, your update for your Moonscape theme for the 32 version of Pale Moon is much appreciated by me.

[Baloo]

Hi FranklinDM,

Any updates on Moonscape for Epyrus? Current link gives a 404. https://addons.epyrus.org/addon/moonscape/

[FranklinDM]

Any updates on Moonscape for Epyrus?

I haven't gotten to finish updating Moonscape to support Epyrus' new app menu yet, but it'll be out when it's ready.

[FranklinDM]

Pre-release Update to Moonscape: v7.3.0a1

• Initial support for Epyrus 2.x

Update options: Fresco, Direct XPI

[Baloo]

Thanks FranklinDM! It seems the double effect that plagued GTK3 builds of Moonscape before from not displaying correctly is still here, does Epyrus have a GTK2 build or is this something that can be fixed for GTK3?

Thanks again for this.

[FranklinDM]

You can temporarily workaround this issue by setting the following preference with the value:
ui.threedhighlight -> #fafafa

The same workaround for Interlink's GTK3 build still applies and should work.

[Baloo]

Will Moonscape eventually be rewritten for GTK3? ... the theme looks kind of funky.

I'm not experienced in the *nix side of the platform, and might be wrong somewhere, but I did some investigation on this and found that UXP uses the same color for the 3-D highlighted outer edge (ThreeDHighlight) and 3-D shadow inner edge (ThreeDShadow) for GTK3 and above, causing UI elements that rely on these to have the wrong color in several classic XFCE/GTK themes, such as Chicago95. The code for GTK2, on the other hand, handles this correctly.

gtk button comparison.png
gtk toolbar comparison.png

You can temporarily workaround this issue by setting the following preference with the value:
ui.threedhighlight -> #fafafa

Thanks FranklinDM, how would I go about changing that setting in Moonscape?

[FranklinDM]

1. Go to the Menu Bar > Tools > Config Editor or via the Epyrus app menu > Config Editor.
2. Right-click on any item on the list.
3. Select New > String.
4. When prompted...
   • Enter the preference name: ui.threedhighlight
   • Enter string value: #fafafa
5. Restart Epyrus.