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Zeb Browser support?

Open Dreuzz opened this issue 1 year ago • 6 comments

Most or everything on Zen browser doesnt work with pywalfox

Dreuzz avatar Sep 08 '24 14:09 Dreuzz

There's zen mod which adds support for that, it works great! https://zen-browser.app/themes/d2953516-d239-4ef8-aac5-b238e3dc0360

Skidamek avatar Oct 01 '24 15:10 Skidamek

There's zen mod which adds support for that, it works great! https://zen-browser.app/themes/d2953516-d239-4ef8-aac5-b238e3dc0360

I was about to share this, thank you for sharing my mod!

Axenide avatar Oct 18 '24 07:10 Axenide

The zen mod is great, but for some reason I'm always getting the error "Pywal colors: Could not read colors from: C:\Users\username.cache\wal\colors.json" even though I already generated my colors and everything.

Any idea why that could be? Debugging in the extension says connected, so it's definitely not an issue with that. I'm lost to what could be wrong.

Syzygos avatar Oct 30 '24 23:10 Syzygos

@Syzygos I'm not familiar with how Pywal works on Windows, but I would recommend you check if the file was generated.

Axenide avatar Oct 31 '24 02:10 Axenide

@Syzygos I'm not familiar with how Pywal works on Windows, but I would recommend you check if the file was generated.

The file was definitely generated, but it still fails to detect the file. This is what my current directory looks like: https://i.imgur.com/N24uPNZ.png

This is my current colors.json:

{
    "wallpaper": "D:\Downloads\pywalcolors.jpeg",
    "alpha": "100",

    "special": {
        "background": "#04173E",
        "foreground": "#a1c0dd",
        "cursor": "#a1c0dd"
    },
    "colors": {
        "color0": "#04173E",
        "color1": "#1E61AF",
        "color2": "#2669B4",
        "color3": "#4375BC",
        "color4": "#0351CE",
        "color5": "#146CD6",
        "color6": "#1391EC",
        "color7": "#a1c0dd",
        "color8": "#70869a",
        "color9": "#1E61AF",
        "color10": "#2669B4",
        "color11": "#4375BC",
        "color12": "#0351CE",
        "color13": "#146CD6",
        "color14": "#1391EC",
        "color15": "#a1c0dd"
    }
}

Syzygos avatar Oct 31 '24 02:10 Syzygos

@Syzygos I'm not familiar with how Pywal works on Windows, but I would recommend you check if the file was generated.

The file was definitely generated, but it still fails to detect the file. This is what my current directory looks like: https://i.imgur.com/N24uPNZ.png

This is my current colors.json:

{ "wallpaper": "D:\Downloads\pywalcolors.jpeg", "alpha": "100",

"special": {
    "background": "#04173E",
    "foreground": "#a1c0dd",
    "cursor": "#a1c0dd"
},
"colors": {
    "color0": "#04173E",
    "color1": "#1E61AF",
    "color2": "#2669B4",
    "color3": "#4375BC",
    "color4": "#0351CE",
    "color5": "#146CD6",
    "color6": "#1391EC",
    "color7": "#a1c0dd",
    "color8": "#70869a",
    "color9": "#1E61AF",
    "color10": "#2669B4",
    "color11": "#4375BC",
    "color12": "#0351CE",
    "color13": "#146CD6",
    "color14": "#1391EC",
    "color15": "#a1c0dd"
}

}

copy your wallpaper to C:\Users\username.cache\wal
and make this line "wallpaper": "D:\Downloads\pywalcolors.jpeg", into "wallpaper": "pywalcolors.jpeg",

FoxyChipher avatar Jan 23 '25 09:01 FoxyChipher