Common File Dialogs are part of Windows not Opus, so it’s not something we are doing. They override a lot of standard colos and themes when in Dark Mode, as part of Microsoft’s half-baked efforts to make them (and only them) dark, which then complicates any effort to make a cohesive, process-wide dark mode. (Something we’ve run into ourselves while doing the same for a future update.)
Yeah I understand this. I've dealt with these problems for my own stuff as well. I'm just wondering if there's a way I can fully disable my Mica efforts on Dialogs since we won't be able to make it fully Mica, but probably not.
Probably a question for the people who made the Mica tool, as I don’t know exactly what it’s doing or how it works. I imagine the same issues appear in all apps that show the common file dialogs.
I have 57.3 TB of space, with another 2x 8TB HDDs unplugged (no room in case/desk for external case).
I archive a lot of rare content, back up rare or promotional DVDs (or DVDs that are about to rot) and such and so. It takes a LOT of space. But there's also PLEX and Emby for my DVDs to watch on my PC easier.
I'm trying your theme out right now and it's completely unreadable in light mode. Changing the font colors don't work. Are you willing to supply a light mode compatible theme?
You probably just beed to change a couple of background colors to black in Preferences to make it work for everyone, if it’s currently relying on a tool that changes the background via some other method.
There’s no way to change the recycle bin currently.
(Actually, you can change the background, but not the text, which would make the text unreadable on a dark background.)
This is because it’s a special folder rendered by the Windows shell rather than Opus itself, and the shell doesn’t provide a (documented) way to change the text color it uses.
We have worked out a way to do it which will be part of a built-in dark mode in the future, where the whole UI can be dark (including all the system-rendered things, not just the normal file displays and other elements we render ourselves which can already be dark).
