738947 - Make PDF Viewer look native on Linux

Status: RESOLVED WONTFIX

(Firefox :: PDF Viewer, enhancement)

Description

[antistress]

Attachment: Capture-http:--www.dicosmo.org-HoldUp-HoldUpPlanetaire.pdf - Nightly.png

User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:14.0) Gecko/20120323 Firefox/14.0a1
Build ID: 20120323031214

Steps to reproduce:

Using PDF Viewer on Ubuntu (GNOME GNU/Linux)


Actual results:

PDF Viewer doesn't look native on Ubuntu


Expected results:

1°) The selected choice between "Show Thumbnails" and "Show Document Outline" at the bottom of the lateral pane is yellow-ified within PDF Viewer, whereas text selection and menu entries are orange-ified on my system (including with Firefox in a web-browser mode)
2°) When i select a text within PDF Viewer, selected text appears purple-ified whereas it should be orange-ified on my system (see 1°)
3°) The scrollbar should have round corners on my system, whereas within PDF Viewer it's square (see screenshot attached)

Comment 1

[Constantine]

Making a progressbar at pdf load more like progressbars of the addons manager for example would be also good.

Comment 2

[Scoobidiver (away)]

Does the new UI of PDF Viewer 0.3.115 answer yo your request?

Comment 3

[antistress]

Nope. 2) and 3) are still to fix

Comment 4

[Robert Kaiser]

Given that HTML, contrary to XUL, has no ability to be natively themed, and given that people are using a vast array of theming on their Linux toolkits (even if we restrict to GTK it's a lot), I'm not sure if this can be solved. That is, unless we bring something like XUL's -moz-appearance to HTML.

Comment 5

[Jonas Jenwald [:Snuffleupagus]]

Given that bug 1410598 was recently fixed, this one is thus WONTFIX at this point in time.