https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=465353
--- Comment #5 from Nate Graham <n...@kde.org> --- You're welcome! JFYI our reasoning was that an "average user" doesn't care about this kind of thing or even consciously notice it, and instead perceives design changes in broad strokes like "it looks better now" or "it looks worse now." And for what it's worth, the feedback we've gotten about the unified titlebar/toolbar appearance has been overwhelmingly positive since we rolled it out two years ago. At least for Breeze Light. It'sbeen more mixed for Breeze Dark, but people weren't thrilled with it before, so it's hard to distinguish "it sucks (now)" from "it's always suchked, but now it sucks in a slightly different way." Personally I think the way to make our dark color scheme better is to use dark separator lines, not light ones. Also JFYI, we didn't preserve a non-Header-color-using dark theme because the way Breeze Dark used to be was actually much worse than the current one in terms of distinction between active and inactive windows; there used to be no difference in titlebar color for active vs inactive windows at all! You used to have to notice the difference purely due to the lightness of the titlebar text changing. The current header-color-using Breeze Dark style fixes that. But there are lots of non-Header-color-using dark themes that do offer adequate color contract for active vs inactive windows available for easy download for people who want that. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
