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Determines which color scheme is applied to the chrome (for example, context menus) and content (for example, built-in pages and the preferred color scheme for web pages). Options include:
"auto" – a light or dark scheme based automatically on the theme.
"light" – a light scheme.
"dark" – a dark scheme.
"system" – uses the system scheme.
If not specified, defaults to "auto".
And for content_color_scheme:
Optional
Determines which color scheme is applied to the content (for example, built-in pages and preferred color scheme for web pages). Overrides color_scheme. Options include:
"auto" – a light or dark scheme based automatically on the theme.
"light" – a light scheme.
"dark" – a dark scheme.
"system" – the system scheme.
If not specified, defaults to "auto".
The default is "auto" for both, which seems to have been based on the tab_background_text color per #1 . Since I intended for this to be a dark theme, I propose setting it to dark or at least system.
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Per https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/manifest.json/theme#properties, we can set a
color_scheme
orcontent_color_scheme
property to force the setting of dark mode for the panels and/or content from sites that support it.Here's the description for
color_scheme
:And for
content_color_scheme
:The default is "auto" for both, which seems to have been based on the
tab_background_text
color per #1 . Since I intended for this to be a dark theme, I propose setting it todark
or at leastsystem
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: