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Black tint on notification emojis #191

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RBFraphael opened this issue May 27, 2018 · 11 comments
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Black tint on notification emojis #191

RBFraphael opened this issue May 27, 2018 · 11 comments

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@RBFraphael
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RBFraphael commented May 27, 2018

Hi!

For some time, I'm having this issue. If I receive some notification with an emoji (emoticon, smile, whatever), the icon is tinted with a black color.

I've tested this with WhatsApp Web on Chrome and WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger on Franz ( https://meetfranz.com/ ) and this bug stills on these. So, I think is a bug of Communitheme Gnome Shell, not of that softwares. See the prints bellow.

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Sorry for my bad english rsrs

@Feichtmeier
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Hi @RBFraphael thanks for reporting issues

Yes I tried several thing to fix this - yet without success. This is also happening in other shell themes which use light notifications like @nana-4 materia or @vinceliuice canta theme. The solution would prbly be to force monochrome emojis instead of colorized ones because the color emojis get colored by the text of the message

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RBFraphael commented May 27, 2018

I don't have knowledge about theming haha But I look the themes are writen with CSS (I think). Emojis on notifications looks using some "background-blend-mode" (or something like this) whichs blend an black color (with alpha). No chance to use an selector (something like ".light-notification i.emoticon" - I'm a bit crazy hahaha) to remove the black tint?

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I talked to one of the gnome devs about this, this is unfixable for now. The only fix would be to go back to dark notifications, which would be a bit exaggerated for "only" the emojs.
@madsrh go back to black or live with this emojis issue?

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madsrh commented Jun 29, 2018

@clobrano go back to black or live with this emojis issue?

@clobrano
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emojis issue is really bad :(, but let's keep white notification for me

@RBFraphael
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Hi friends!

Does gnome-shell.css supports "-webkit" properties? I think it's doesn't support, but if it does, maybe using a -webkit-stroke with black color and width sufficient for filling all character (and not emoji characters) maybe can be a solution...

@Feichtmeier
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@RBFraphael no, sorry this does not seem to work. Could you open a an issue about that on https://gitlab.gnome.org/groups/GNOME/-/issues ?

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Feichtmeier commented Jun 30, 2018

screenshot from 2018-06-30 09-09-13

What we can do for now, is to lighten up the text-color by a medium amount, this reduces that effect:

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Would this be a mid-way solution for you @RBFraphael ?

@clobrano
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I talked to one of the gnome devs about this, this is unfixable for now.

@Feichtmeier is there a bug opened about this, or just they say that it's a limitation?

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I don't know if there is a bug opened for this tbh :(
I just ninja texted a gnome dev on telegram 💃

@Feichtmeier
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emojis issue is really bad :(, but let's keep white notification for me

Yes indeed. I don't feel like throwing the whole concept of light notifications and dialogues in the rubbish bin only because of the dark emojis is a good idea.
I am closing this now since a solution can only be achieved upstream in gnome shell.

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