Chris Holland

So uh, it doesn't look that good (which I expected). 

* I'm tempted to try drawing a 2nd thicker line underneath in the red color to give the white icons an "outline". That might be the easiest solution that looks...

For Firefox specifically, I use a `userChrome.css` to get it looking nice. I still need to update it for Firefox v89 though. It uses the close buttons bundled with firefox...

Using the SierraBreezeColors worked okay, except for minimize. The yellow has terrible contrast with the normal gray/white color.   

Sounds like a duplicate of Issue #43.

Gtk apps have headerbars so they won't be exactly the same, but it looks close enough for me. Recent versions of Plasma will paint the material close buttons as svgs...

Was planning to refactor the `TextButton::horzPadding` from a hardcoded `4px` anyways, so I just made it use `smallSpacing`. As for why the `QMenu` doesn't scale, I'm not sure. Here's what...

Hmm, if I uncomment the code to display the normal "Application Menu" icon button that tells KWin to display the menu, it draws the entire menu at 100%. Even the...

* https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7121718/create-a-scrollbar-in-a-submenu-qt * https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-5103 * https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qstyle.html * https://github.com/qt/qtbase/blob/5.15/src/widgets/widgets/qmenubar.cpp * https://github.com/qt/qtbase/blob/5.15/src/widgets/widgets/qmenu.cpp `enum QStyle::ContentsType` Constant | Value | Description -- | -- | -- QStyle::CT_Menu | 10 | A menu, like QMenu....

So the issue is probably because the menu bar isn't a real `QMenuBar` so it's drawing the menus above the original position. Edit: What's your screen resolution? Hmm, is there...