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First of all, thanks for making a fork of the youtube-dl-gui! It's a very nice tool.
The options at the moment confuse me, though. Since the app is using GTK, having a checkbox for setting a dark theme is simply unnecessary, since the dark theme is a preference a user can make using a tool like nwg-look.
Without checking any additional checkboxes, my system theme is working correctly:
(Maybe with an exception for the icons, which are rendered as if my theme is set to light, for some reason?)
If I check the "dark theme" checkbox in the options, here's the result:
Which is not at all my system theme, nor is it my system-light theme.
You could make a dropdown menu to select your system GTK theme in the options, and give users ability to select which variation of their system theme they want.
I.e. : a dropdown with 3 options, Default, Light and Dark. Default uses the preferred system theme (as set in GTK options, see [1]), Light forces a light theme and Dark forces a dark theme.
[1]:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First of all, thanks for making a fork of the youtube-dl-gui! It's a very nice tool.
The options at the moment confuse me, though. Since the app is using GTK, having a checkbox for setting a dark theme is simply unnecessary, since the dark theme is a preference a user can make using a tool like
nwg-look
.Without checking any additional checkboxes, my system theme is working correctly:
(Maybe with an exception for the icons, which are rendered as if my theme is set to light, for some reason?)
If I check the "dark theme" checkbox in the options, here's the result:
Which is not at all my system theme, nor is it my system-light theme.
You could make a dropdown menu to select your system GTK theme in the options, and give users ability to select which variation of their system theme they want.
I.e. : a dropdown with 3 options, Default, Light and Dark. Default uses the preferred system theme (as set in GTK options, see [1]), Light forces a light theme and Dark forces a dark theme.
[1]:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: