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[1.76.5] - 2026-09-03

Small grey labels — the "DEFAULT" tag in Tweaks Hub, the administrator badge, and similar — were too faint to
read comfortably on six of the twelve colour themes, including the one the app starts with. They are slightly
clearer now.

Fixed

  • Faint small text on layered panels. The app builds two lighter panel shades out of each theme rather
    than picking them by hand, and it turned out the check that guards text legibility skipped exactly those two
    shades — on the reasoning that they were the safe ones, when they are the hardest. Measured across all
    twelve themes, small grey text fell below the accessibility standard on half of them, worst on Midnight
    Indigo, which is the default. The shade slider made it worse: on Warm Sand it dropped below the standard
    from the slider's own default position outward, and at the far end of the range some themes were down to
    3.84 against a 4.5 requirement. Six themes now use a slightly clearer grey, the slider's automatic
    correction covers those two panel shades as well, and the check that failed to notice any of it now looks
    at them.

Changed

  • Six themes have a slightly clearer grey for small labels. Midnight Indigo, Deep Ocean, Violet Night,
    Clean Indigo, Sky Breeze and Mint Fresh only — the smallest change that clears the standard on every panel
    shade, along the colour each theme already used. Sky Breeze's mid-grey moved too. The other six themes are
    untouched, and no layout, wording or behaviour changed anywhere.

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