Background box behind extension toolbar icons
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@potmeklecbohdan
I did not want to remove it. It was the request of someone else, and I wanted it to be optional.By the way, the best would be to make this feature a theme preference.
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A bg color may help
.button-toolbar.browserAction-button {background-color: var(--colorAccentFgAlpha);}
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@Nekomajin OK, then sorry. I was too lazy to search for it.
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@potmeklecbohdan
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@Hadden89
Do you know the selector for the favicons? -
@Nekomajin Add
img
or> img
(but that's not necessary) after it. -
@Nekomajin Not totally sure, but I think is this
.toolbar-addressbar .extensions-wrapper .browserAction-button img {opacity: 1 !important;}
By default opacity on extension buttons is lower (.7?) which is actually strangeAnother thing which could help on small UI (under 85%).
.extensions-wrapper .browserAction-button img {transform: scale(1.5);}
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@Hadden89
I was talking about the actual favicons on the tabs, but since then, I have found the topic about inspecting the browser GUI.Thanks for the answer, anyway.
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@Nekomajin The issue isn't dark/light, since most extension icons work on both white/grey and black/dark grey. The real issue is Vivaldi's accent from page on address bar when enabled ā it's a clown fiesta. Since Chrome will get native dark mode at some point, extension icons themselves should improve over time.
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@luetage
You are correct, but the whole issue could be addressed with a theme option like this. -
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Thank you for your request. As this post has had less than 5 votes over 4 years it will now be archived.