[Release] Milestone 10

[fatboy]

Congrats!

[roytam1]

FYI: by changing toolbar background color to light gray, you can mimic M3-M6 theme. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_o ... lla_M6.png

[FranklinDM]

Thanks for the support!

Update to Milestone 10: v1.0.1

• Initial support for Pale Moon 29 (no code changes)

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

[KlarkKentThe3rd]

I have 0 nostalgia for themes like this, since I grew up without Internet, and had very brief and short adventures with Windows Explorer on XP before getting a MacBook. In other words, I like this one simply because I really do. I dig the design, and the colours.

One request though. Can you make the base grey/purple lighter? Reading the bookmarks and tabs against the existing colour is doable, but over time the eyes grow tired. Can you edit the colour to be lighter? I don't think raising readability and lowering eye strain are bad reasons for an edit.

A tiny glitch to bring up is how these options do not stand out and don't look clickable.

[Moonchild]

One request though. Can you make the base grey/purple lighter?

It would no longer be M10 then -- which was characterized among other things by its darker toolbar background.

[KlarkKentThe3rd]

Darn, I wish I could modify it then.

[KlarkKentThe3rd]

Might as well report a serious bug. Never noticed before because I normally don't care about it.

The scroll bar on the right is roughly 1 pixel wide, borderline invisible. I am sure this was not intended.

[FranklinDM]

The scroll bar on the right is roughly 1 pixel wide, borderline invisible...

Please try this test version if it fixes the scrollbar issue:
https://github.com/FranklinDM/Milestone ... ag/1.0.2a1

Can you make the base grey/purple lighter?

You can define a custom color for the browser window's toolbars using userChrome.css or through your user style manager:

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:root {
  --toolbar-custom-color: -moz-Dialog; /* custom color goes here */
  --statusbar-custom-color: -moz-Dialog;
  --statusbar-text-color: -moz-DialogText;
}

However, this will only affect the main browser window (excluding pop-ups and others).

[KlarkKentThe3rd]

Bar: fixed!

Too afraid to meddle with the code, plus don't know how to find number value of a colour. I want just a tiny change.
EDIT: a few minutes in GIMP, found the perfect colour (saturation and lightness raised by 7.7). Still don't know how to find values of colours though.

[SpockFan02]

Off-topic:

Still don't know how to find values of colours though.

Rainbow Color Tools by Heather Arthur works well for me. It's an extension that lets you see and copy colours from the browser UI or Web content. There's also Color Identifier and Color Picker & Converter, made for Pale Moon by riiis.

[KlarkKentThe3rd]

Colour Picker worked. Now, to figure out the "using userChrome.css or through your user style manager" part.

[SpockFan02]

Off-topic:

Colour Picker worked. Now, to figure out the "using userChrome.css or through your user style manager" part.

~/Library/Application\ Support/Pale\ Moon/Profiles/something.default/chrome/userChrome.css (create it if it doesn't exist and put CSS rules there)

[KlarkKentThe3rd]

Am I doing it right?

[adesh]

Off-topic:
No, userChrome.css is supposed to be a file not a folder. But please take those questions elsewhere. Create a new topic if needed.

[coffeebreak]

Off-topic:
@KlarkKentThe3rd --
1. userChrome.css
2. Read this thread and adapt it to your own circumstance.
3. Or search the forum for any of the numerous posts on userChrome.css.

And please in future take note when people respond to you with Off-Topic tags.

As Adesh said, for any further questions on this start your own thread (suggest in Mac or General support). Don't try to appropriate this one.

[badnick]

Great theme but I'd like the default color to be light grey.

[Lootyhoof]

Great theme but I'd like the default color to be light grey.

You'd be better looking at this post and seeing what you can do to change it for your own use. That can be done in userChrome.css or Stylem (the easier of the two depending on your workflow).

[badnick]

You'd be better looking at this post and seeing what you can do to change it for your own use. That can be done in userChrome.css or Stylem (the easier of the two depending on your workflow).

Sorry , I'm not familiar with the CSS code .
I put the desired color code into the indicated place but there is no change.
What is wrong here?

:root {
--toolbar-custom-color: -moz-Dialog; /#D3D3D3/
--statusbar-custom-color: -moz-Dialog;
--statusbar-text-color: -moz-DialogText;
}

[Lootyhoof]

What is wrong here?

You need it to be like this:

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:root {
--toolbar-custom-color: #D3D3D3;
--statusbar-custom-color: -moz-Dialog;
--statusbar-text-color: -moz-DialogText;
}

[badnick]

You need it to be like this:

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:root {
--toolbar-custom-color: #D3D3D3;
--statusbar-custom-color: -moz-Dialog;
--statusbar-text-color: -moz-DialogText;
}

Unfortunately still don't work.
Into the CSS file I have yet a code for the "close tab button" size modification and for the like-firefox throbber, both working well. To be it the reason to not working?