1895668 - The language drop-downs and settings sub-menu should mach the color scheme of the text box when Alpenglow Theme is enabled

Status: NEW

(Firefox :: Translations, enhancement)

Description

[Daniel Bodea [:danibodea]]

Note

• When having set the Light Appearance in MacOS and Alpenglow Theme in the browser, the Select Translations' submenus (settings and language drop-downs) take the light appearance of the OS while the textbox will take the dark appearance of the Alpenglow theme. When these menus are being opened, they look a little off. This issue also occurs on Windows when the "Default app mode" is set to Light and on Ubuntu when the Appearance Style is set to Light.
• The suggestion here is to make the settings submenu and language drop-downs match the color of the panel's text box.

Found in

• Nightly v127.0a1

Affected versions

• Nightly v127.0a1

Tested platforms

• Affected platforms: all
• Unaffected platforms: none

Steps to reproduce

1. Set the appearance of the applications in the OS to a lighter color.
   MacOS: Appearance to Light.
   Ubuntu: Appearance Style to Light.
   Windows: Choose your default app mode to Light.
2. Se the Firefox Aplenglow Theme in the browser.
3. Load a webpage that is displayed in a different language than the browser's (and supported).
4. Select a part of the text, open context menu and select the Translate option.
5. Open the Settings submenu or any of the language drop-downs.

Expected result

• The background color matches the darker color of the textbox.

Actual result

• The background color matches the lighter color set in the OS.

Regression range

• Not a regression.

Comment 1

[Daniel Bodea [:danibodea]]

Attachment: ST - Alpenglow theme and Light vs Dark in OS.png