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Feature request: Add compact variant

Open Chrysostomus opened this issue 4 years ago • 6 comments

This might be difficult implement or out of scope for this project, but as the Finnish proverb goes, "The one who asks is not the fool", so I'm going to put this out there anyway: On Manjaro we are planning to move to adwaita based theming with gnome40. We are shipping recolored Adwaita with a compact variant (https://gitlab.com/hrdwrrsk/AdwMod-theme). It would be cool if there was also a compact version of this firefox theme to use alongside it.

For comparison, this is how epiphany looks with the compact variant:

Screenshot from 2021-01-19 12-52-27

Thank you for your great work!

Chrysostomus avatar Jan 19 '21 10:01 Chrysostomus

Currently I only have time to fix broken things. But I'm open to review if someone wants to contribute this.

Maybe it can be implemented build-in using the "density" firefox feature.

rafaelmardojai avatar Jan 20 '21 12:01 rafaelmardojai

That sounds like a good idea. I'll setup a bounty on this to help find someone who might do it...

Chrysostomus avatar Jan 20 '21 21:01 Chrysostomus

Looks a bit like what we already have if you hide the tab bar. That's my Firefox with this theme from latest master and no tab bar:

2021-02-20 11:28:33

lunakurame avatar Feb 20 '21 11:02 lunakurame

That sounds like a good idea. I'll setup a bounty on this to help find someone who might do it...

Where's that bounty? Maybe I'll donate. 🙂

Vistaus avatar Nov 11 '21 11:11 Vistaus

Long story short, it got bogged down in byrocracy, because we don't have a bounty model yet 😅

Chrysostomus avatar Nov 11 '21 19:11 Chrysostomus

I know late to the party but just found this issue and here I share how I use it.. Sub-optimal of course :P but there's temporary way to achieve this.

In about:config, layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to your liking, e.g. 0.75.

And then just slap * {font-size: 16px !important} on gnome-theme.css. Rinse and repeat, adjust these two value till you find the optimal readability.

image There you have dense yet readable UI. It has hiccups here and there and has a zoom level consistency to be honest, but guess it works for me :P

Thank you for the great theme!

jwdotpark avatar Dec 27 '22 15:12 jwdotpark