Offer for macOS Testing

[Arken0s]

First, thank you for all the hard work. I was using Arc for a while before deciding to un-Google as much as I can and your theme has made Firefox feel just as modern as Arc. I love it!

When looking at color themes I noticed that the "Mac Setup" portion of the Transparency Theme mentioned needing testers. Is this still the case? I know transparency is weird on macOS so I will do what I can to assist. I have a basic grasp of programming but I am very familiar with troubleshooting/operating systems (Sys Admin and Support Specialist for 10+ years with a focus on Mac).

Let me know if I can help!

[soulhotel]

Love to hear it, we'll probably never escape google maps though.. But yes, my only way of testing on Mac is through VM and anything reported by you guys. But transparency and display adjustments dont render well in the VM. I also don't know what the standard approach is for "blurring a window" on MacOS. From what I know, to blur windows on most OS's, you simply need:

1. a transparent window
2. a tool (or WM setting to enable blur onto the window)

I haven't been able to find a solid answer on what that tool would be for Mac, but if I can at least confirm that transparency is applied to the window (with the same consistency as linux & windows) that would be enough. Then would be going through a list of elements in the transparent window and seeing if they can be blurred properly with the themes current configuration.

With these settings set to true: user.theme.transparent, browser.tabs.allow_transparent_browser, browser.theme.macos.native-theme, widget.macos.titlebar-blend-mode.behind-window

• macos produces a fully or semi transparent window
• can be blurred

Url bar

• is transparent
• can be blurred

Vertical tabs sidebar

• is transparent
• can be slightly blurred

Right click context menu

• is transparent
• can be blurred

Menu popups (menu panel, bookmarks dropdown, extension panel)

• is transparent
• can be blurred