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The highlight color of the "active" tab in the [Quick] Settings tab group should be the same as the Playlist/Chapters tab group (preferably solid black?)
Actual behavior:
Settings tabs are #000000, but Playlist/Chapters tabs are #61554B.
Steps to reproduce:
I highly recommend the amazing app Shottr which is an excellent tool for taking screenshots, analyzing them and annotating them. The shots above are screenshots of it viewing screenshots from IINA, showing the output of its color analyzer.
How often does this happen?
Always
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Sidebar tab button colors for do not match
Sidebar active tab button colors for do not match
Apr 9, 2023
…#4332) (#4378)
* Update "Playlist" & "Chapters" sidebar tab buttons so that they match the styling of Quick Settings tabs
* Fix missing text hightlight for Playlist tab when starting in Music Mode
* Make Chapters tab bold by default to match other tabs
* Change constant for consistency
…#4332) (#4378)
* Update "Playlist" & "Chapters" sidebar tab buttons so that they match the styling of Quick Settings tabs
* Fix missing text hightlight for Playlist tab when starting in Music Mode
* Make Chapters tab bold by default to match other tabs
* Change constant for consistency
System and IINA version:
develop
f6f0eb7Expected behavior:
The highlight color of the "active" tab in the [Quick] Settings tab group should be the same as the Playlist/Chapters tab group (preferably solid black?)
Actual behavior:
Settings tabs are #000000, but Playlist/Chapters tabs are #61554B.
Steps to reproduce:
I highly recommend the amazing app Shottr which is an excellent tool for taking screenshots, analyzing them and annotating them. The shots above are screenshots of it viewing screenshots from IINA, showing the output of its color analyzer.
How often does this happen?
Always
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: