[Feature]: Requesting some features.

[Nikhil Singh]

unable to figure out a way to get this blurred.

is there any way to change the colors ? i mean i use pywalfox extension that provide me colors from wallpaper i would like to have those colors ..... it work with default firefox without any theming.
So just curious how can i do that in this theme.

how to make this transparent also?

and in last is there any plans for adding sideberry to have a tabs in side with child and parent tree structure?

[datguypiko]

For transparent search change the --firefoxcss-url-breakout-bar-bg-color value in userChrome.css. Something like this hsla(240, 2%, 13%, 0.8);.

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Sidebery works fine (I only tested on windows) just hide the tabs bar with my mod file which you can find here.

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I dont use Linux so I dont know how blur works there.

You could try adding "backdrop-filter: blur(12px) !important;" to the elements you are trying to blur.

So maybe smthing like this:

#main-window #navigator-toolbox {
   background-image: none !important;
   backdrop-filter: blur(12px) !important;
}

[Nikhil Singh]

@datguypiko
yeah so i am unable to get the blur working. also tried force enabling backdrop filter in about:config but nothing worked.

one thing i noticed that if i use filter instead of backdrop then all the elements like url and extension icons all those get's blurred.

For sideberry i mean if there will be sideberry css to integrate it in a more seamless manner with hover option instead of it being like visible always as i used to use it in hover mode in my previous config.

i get the part that pywalfox would not make sense for you on windows.
how can i make firefox use the default colors instead of the grey one defined in root variables?

[datguypiko]

how can i make firefox use the default colors instead of the grey one defined in root variables?

Just remove the color variables in userChrome, they all documented.

For sidebery you can get code from any theme that has it and copy paste it. I will customize it when firefox itself implements it.

[Nikhil Singh]

Thanks ig now this can be closed