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Setting a theme-color via meta-tag or manifest would make the "PWA" version of Sentry to match the color-scheme of Sentry itself.
Motivation
When users run Sentry as PWA, the theme-color (title bar and background of the favicon) gets automatically defined by the browser, which is red in my MS Edge version (I suspect this might differ depending on the browser). Setting a theme-color <meta name="theme-color" content="#452650">, would make the window look much nicer. (see screenshot of the current red situation)
Additional Context
The actual colour could maybe get populated by the color-scheme itself or accept a setting via config.yml. The colour can get set via theme-color meta-tag or manifest.js
I'm currently using a workaround to inject the appropriate header tag at my proxy server (but this also disables compression)
Summary
Setting a theme-color via meta-tag or manifest would make the "PWA" version of Sentry to match the color-scheme of Sentry itself.
Motivation
When users run Sentry as PWA, the theme-color (title bar and background of the favicon) gets automatically defined by the browser, which is red in my MS Edge version (I suspect this might differ depending on the browser). Setting a theme-color
<meta name="theme-color" content="#452650">
, would make the window look much nicer. (see screenshot of the current red situation)Additional Context
The actual colour could maybe get populated by the color-scheme itself or accept a setting via
config.yml
. The colour can get set viatheme-color
meta-tag ormanifest.js
I'm currently using a workaround to inject the appropriate header tag at my proxy server (but this also disables compression)
References
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