Aadil Ayub
Aadil Ayub
Thanks! Adding `@import "theme.css";` worked! Just need to make the buttons a bit more rounded now. 
Yep, that seems to have fixed it! Thanks again for the help.  I tried setting `border-radius` to `var(--gnome-headerbar-button-border-radius);` and then adding `--gnome-headerbar-button-radius: 5px;` to `gnome-3.32-light.css`, but it seemed to...
That did the job! Do you think this is good enough for a PR now?
I have a similar problem, using the desktop app on Fedora Linux 34  This would probably be fixed by adding Noto Color Emoji to the font stack, since that's...
Would this not be fixed by adding "Noto Color Emoji" as a fallback font here? ```css --ls-font-family: -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", Helvetica, "Apple Color Emoji", Arial, sans-serif, "Segoe UI Emoji",...
I've finally updated this theme again. Could you check now and see if it's still there?
Video playback is similarly broken on Epiphany in Juno, whereas everything works fine on VLC and Firefox.  
Update: Playing .webm videos seems to work. mp4 and mkv videos are broken as illustrated in screenshots above. 
After reading https://github.com/artemanufrij/playmyvideos/issues/31, I believe installing `ubuntu-restricted-extras` causes the issue. However, the issue persists even after uninstalling the package.
Hey @arshubham. I can't confirm because I've shifted to a Fedora system. I think I performed a clean install of Juno at some point and these issues went away.