Isaac Muse

Added some milestones to help maybe get me motivated to finish this. In general, this effort is more about finding undiscovered issues than it is about actual coverage, but by...

Where does the inactive color come from? We source the colors from the color scheme of the view.

This is a theme setting, not a color scheme setting. Mdpopups extracts colors from the scheme. It doesn't care about the the theme.

We don't have easy theme parsing, but color scheme access is quite accessible.

> t could be argued whether this implementation by ST is good or not, but this is what we have to live with, and therefore plugins should adopt to this...

You are welcome to explore possibilities and report your findings. While I cannot promise whether our approach will change, I'm open to seeing possibilities. Keep in mind that there are...

This is good to know, but probably doesn't handle things like code block backgrounds. Such backgrounds are relative to the current background, and if they change with dimming, it'll likely...

> But I would say it should be sufficient for most HTML content provided by plugins, even with code blocks. And still be better than having no inactive dimming at...

I will further argue that while the content itself does not use inactive dimming, the tab itself does dim. Personally, I think preserving proper colors for a rendered site is...

Yeah, I'm actually aware of this, and I'll have a fix for the next version. There was some complaint at some point about the fact that when Sublime was processing...