@grommelvilla I found that I could do this by using the Current Theme Option for the Reader View. You might have to edit your theme to get what you desire, but it would help while we're waiting.
Allow Any Theme to be Used in Reader View is a similar request.
@rejzor Vivaldi's Accent Colour from Active Page feature, like the Philips Hue Lighting System is found under Settings, Themes when editing a theme. That is why the thread was moved from the Tabs category to the Themes category. Any new setting to allow gradients for theme colours should be added here, not under the Tab options.
This simple extension worked for gmail: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/custom-gmail-favicons/naelggiioddkpaokkopkbgfcjlkldpdn
There are some general-purpose favicon replacement extensions too. I mostly care about gmail, so didn't try any out, but they might be an option for anyone reading this and wanted to manually override colors for a site.
@quhno I'd be suprised if not already done so, but maybe Firefox' theme approach could be worth a look.
Maybe import can be implement or riping off getting inspired by other ideas is (still) an option.
If I understood you mean when I use a background image, it would be stored in a folder into Vivaldi installation folder? It would great, even to access those images later, to know where they are.
it would good because each update, the mod installation need to be redone and sometimes is painful At least a file you could install on the updated build, makin automatic the process, would cooler
@pesala said in Day/Night Theme by Longitude:
@potmeklecbohdan The sun knows nothing about daylight-saving time. Longitude alone will determine the moment of sunrise. However, if there's cloud cover it will still be dark after sunrise and before sunset.
If longitude alone would determine the moment of sunrise, then it wouldn't be day now in the North pole and night in the South pole or the day always around 12 hours long in the equator and the whole 24h above the arctic circle in the Summer solstice - you need latitude too ;)
We were able to edit default themes in the beginning. Vivaldi changed this on purpose. I don't think they are going back on it. And personally I believe it makes sense the way it is now.
What could be an alternative would be an option to move themes around, this way you could move the default themes to bottom and have them out of the way of your custom themes you actually intend on using.
@rotfl It should be also safe, of course.
The UI should reject everything under <script>, <embed> allowing only a small subset of svg/xml elements for modding purpose -- as rect, circle, path, g, ...
