15 Jul
2021
15 Jul
'21
8:08 p.m.
On 7/15/21 3:44 PM, Felix Miata wrote:
You can probably swipe/select the popup's content to see a change in colors that
will allow it to be read.
Trying to highlight the contents of the alert window did not work,
nothing highlighted at all.
CTRL-SHIFT-I also does nothing with that window.
I'm using the Baghira theme in TDE. Is there a separate GTK theme
setting somewhere else, or is what I am using, a GTK theme? The Plastik
theme also had no affect on this.
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TDE: R14.0.10 - Debian: 10.10 (amd64)
I changed the window (theme?) back to the default
Plastik, with the same
result (attached). So it doesn't appear to be theme-related.
It's not
likely about any TDE theme per se, but a styling conflict related to GTK
theme. I use other Mozilla products, but not TB. Based upon the others' behavior,
it may be possible to inspect the contents of the window with Ctrl-Shift-I to find
out what CSS rule causes it, then create a CSS rule userChrome.css in the chrome
directory of your TB profile (which probably does not exist, as it's optional -
you'd need to create if not). Selecting/installing some other GTK theme would
probably be much easier. Both TB and SM (and FF) normally are similarly affected
by whatever your GTK theme is.