If selected, the Viewer is wrong
Check the colors of the individual buttons as well, perhaps they have their own color set.
It's incorrect under the default settings. I don't know where the problem lies, but it should be ensured that it works properly under the default settings
@Jon
Today I tried to do a complete reset of DOpus settings. Removed DOpus, rebooted PC and installed it from scratch without importing old settings. Same result - toolbar labels are white and barely visible. So the problem is in some internal default settings for label color.
There is something odd about the rendering of titlebar when moved into window bar, getting diagonal stripey lines ?
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Confirmed, something's clearly not right (especially in light mode). Will investigate...
Leo, made me aware of this thread, so I am moving my original post here just to keep things in one place...
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So, in 13.22 beta this option was added to Opus, thanks Jon
. Under Windows 10 Pro, should that make a difference.
I turned on the option:
Prefs -> Viewer -> Standalone Viewer -> Options -> Viewer title bar -> Move toolbar into the window title bar.
Apparently, Opus is doing some blending between the Windows title bar and the Opus toolbar that gets added there.
Note: When I move the top toolbar in a lister into the title bar of that lister, there are no problems:

Here an image of the viewer toolbar moved into title bar:
- Line: My normal windows viewer title bar with my viewer toolbar... all is well.
- Line: Moved the toolbar into the title bar only to show some form of blending bleaching of the whole toolbar in the title bar.
- Line: Same, but with activated (clicked on) title bar, i.e. active window "title bar".
Question: I went through the colours in the Prefs (DO Colors, Windows Colors) but could not "tone down" the blending/bleaching effect (maxed-out gamma?). What am I missing and can this be fixed?
Thanks.










