Use theme-neutral colors for light theme compatibility - #18
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Replace hardcoded white colors (rgba(255,255,255,...), #ffffff, #e0e0e0) with neutral grays (rgba(128,128,128,...)) so the extension looks good on both dark and light GNOME Shell themes. Also reduce monochrome icon brightness from 1.0 to 0.6 to prevent the icon from being invisible on light backgrounds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
#ffffff,rgba(255,255,255,...),#e0e0e0) with neutral grays (rgba(128,128,128,...)) instylesheet.css.claude-section-titleand.claude-percent-labelso they inherit from the GNOME Shell theme1.0to0.6to prevent the icon from being washed out on light backgroundsWhy
The current styles use white/light colors that are designed for dark GNOME Shell themes. On light themes, elements like the panel progress bar and text labels become invisible or hard to read. Using neutral gray tones with alpha transparency works well on both dark and light themes.
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