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Feature Request: make title bar black #12
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Thanks! (…and sorry that it's taken so long to respond to your request!) The overall look of the titlebar is/has been a conscious choice on my part, so I'm not really looking to change how it appears on a wholesale basis. I wouldn't necessarily say no to a preference similar to the Keep in Front/Snap to Corners options, though. Perhaps "Use Opaque Titlebar"? I'll leave the issue open to remind me to tackle this when I next get a minute. OOC: I should probably consider actually setting up a preferences pane for this stuff going forward 🤔 With that in mind, the most recent release has some tweaks to the titlebar that would possibly make this easier to accomplish. Right now the alpha of the colour overlay I've added is at 0.4, but by setting it to 1.0, you should get roughly the effect you're expecting (Netflix's headers aren't quite pure black, though… they're actually #090909): macos-netflix/Netflix/Classes/TitleView.swift Lines 28 to 32 in c995770
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Hello,
First: Cool project! One small change that would improve the visuals imo: the titlebar right now is grey. If you scroll Netflix, the Netflix-title-bar (with search, browse, etc.) is always black, so wouldn't it make sense to make the app-title-bar also black to merge it with the Netflix-title-bar and have a nice and consistent look (and an "vanishing title bar")?
Greetings
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