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- Add shared GlassPillButton (glass well fill, hairline accent border, ring-gradient icon glyph, press scale) in RemoteDesign.kt - SettingsActionButton now renders as glass pill; danger accents keep their own color instead of the ring gradient - Apps header Refresh/Add, Refresh Channels, and Pin buttons move to the glass pill style; header text gets weight(1f) so the Refresh label no longer clips to two lines - Channel filter field becomes a pill with themed container/border colors; startup/theme choice rows get glass row surfaces with an accent border when selected; switches use accent track colors
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Summary
The Remote tab speaks the halo visual language (glass fills, hairline borders, ring-gradient glyphs from HaloColors), but the Apps and Settings tabs still used loud solid-accent Material buttons. This catches them up:
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