1087800 - Firefox 33.0 + "Estonia - Eesti 3" theme suddenly switched from white to black menu items

Status: RESOLVED DUPLICATE of bug 1083668

(Firefox :: Theme, defect)

Description

[Michael Lueck]

Attachment: Firefox_33-0.png

User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:33.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/33.0
Build ID: 20141011015303

Steps to reproduce:

I use Mozilla products via the UbuntuZilla repository on my Ubuntu systems. Up until the release of Firefox 33.0, using my "Estonia - Eesti 3" theme ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/estonia-eesti-3/ ) the top menu bar has always had white text menu items. When I have clicked one, the menu which opens is black text on a gray background.


Actual results:

With the deployment of Firefox 33.0, suddenly the default color of the menu has become black. With the dark background color of my theme at the left side of the screen, that makes the menu items unreadable.


Expected results:

SeaMonkey has not rev'ed yet to correspond with Firefox 33.0 code, and it still has the white top menu items.

Comment 1

[Michael Lueck]

Attachment: SeaMonkey_2-29-1.png

Comment 2

[Michael Lueck]

Attachment: Firefox_32-0-3.png

Showing as-was before Firefox 33 upgrade - Firefox menu in white color font which is easily readable.

Comment 3

[Michael Lueck]

Attachment: Firefox_33-0_Windows.png

Apparently this bug does not happen on Windows. So only the Linux x64 build of the official Mozilla binaries installed via UbuntuZilla.

Official Firefox 33 on Windows does not have the same behavior.

Comment 4

[Michael Lueck]

Attachment: SeaMonkey_2-30.png

Sure enough, I received my update to SeaMonkey 2.30 this morning, and upon restarting the menu has switched from white font to black unreadable font.

So, any clues what went wrong in FF 33.0 / SM 2.30 that breaks this stable theme?

Comment 5

[Loic]

Could you try with Hardware Acceleration disabled in SM?

Comment 6

[Michael Lueck]

Attachment: Firefox_3-30-safemode.png

@Loic #5, at first I thought you were talking about starting the Mozilla product in safe mode, so I tried that, no change. I have added an attachment of the results.

Then I found what you were actually talking about:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Standard_diagnostic_-_SeaMonkey

So I tried that as well, restarting SM, no change.