change tab color #6109
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does any way change tab color |
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Same to me, It's hard to distinguish which Tab is active |
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I found this via Google and since the given answers didn't make me happy, I came up with the following CSS, which will make the selected tab brighter no matter which theme you use - if you use a light theme, you probably want to rewrite this to make the tab darker instead. Go to Settings / Appearance / Custom CSS (which you'll find at the very bottom) and paste the following CSS (and beware of people telling you to paste things without at least basic understanding of what you're doing): #cdk-drop-list-0 > tab-header.ng-tns-c127-0.fully-draggable.ng-trigger.ng-trigger-animateTab.ng-star-inserted.active {
background-image: linear-gradient(rgb(255 255 255/15%) 0 0);
background-blend-mode: lighten;
} What this does is overlay the selected tab with a completely white background, set to a low alpha (15%, which you can adjust of course) and blend it in a way that only allows it to lighten the color of the tab. Edit: looks like this (with the Solarized Dark theme): |
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I am on version 1.0.223 and opted for the portable version of Tabby. |
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Neither solution works for me with the current version. It's back to being essentially unable to see which tab is selected. |
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I found this via Google and since the given answers didn't make me happy, I came up with the following CSS, which will make the selected tab brighter no matter which theme you use - if you use a light theme, you probably want to rewrite this to make the tab darker instead.
Go to Settings / Appearance / Custom CSS (which you'll find at the very bottom) and paste the following CSS (and beware of people telling you to paste things without at least basic understanding of what you're doing):