Themes: out of sight, a moving picture stops; two script verbs
Themes: a picture may move
about:themes: themes are found and put on inside the window
Pinned tabs; a theme downloaded in the window is converted and put on at once
The chrome's words are set in a face of the machine's; a theme names the families; a test face of plain boxes
Themes: the buttons' icons are drawings of the shell's own, colored by toolbar-icon
Themes: the frame of a window not in front is dimmed by a rule unless a theme names it
Themes: the shape of the tabs, attached or floating
Themes: Firefox's and Chrome's, converted from an .xpi, a .crx or a folder dropped into the profile; three more tokens; --import-theme and the import-theme verb
Themes: the new-tab page's own colors, and a page that is open when a theme is put on is made again in it
Themes: pictures over the frame, the toolbar and the tabs, colors that composite over them, and the frame of a window that is not in front; two script verbs
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Themes: the toolbar, its glyphs, the front tab and a focused field have tokens of their own, each derived from the one it was split from
The shell's menus: what a right click offers on a link, a picture, a selection, a field, a tab and the address bar, the main menu, the keys that work them, the popup tokens a theme may name or leave to derive, and the script verbs that drive them
The command palette and the theme presets: what the palette lists, how a theme is chosen and kept
The new-tab page, the theme's new-tab section, advance with a count
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011ebXZs43Ks9pd5MerR62rG
BMP and ICO in the image table, the tab's icon, tab-icon-size, test_bmp
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Organize the wiki: a Home index by category, the pages that carry the details, and the C++ rationale under Design decisions
Home is an index in five categories — getting started, what works
today, measured, design decisions, testing and tools — with a sidebar
on every page. The details that lived in the README's paragraphs move
into pages of their own (Building, Running Sashfold, Themes, Parsing,
Styling, Layout, Painting and text, Networking, The shell, Not written
yet, Measurements, The Sashfold 100, The Pledge, Security defaults,
Testing, Scripting the shell), each with headings, lists and tables.
The C++ rationale becomes the Why C++ page under Design decisions,
its five points kept and its prose tightened.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Aat76GqxAyBf9VRJ4QaUbK