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Can reproduce, but only in light theme. Wonder where that green is coming from, it also appears on the off-screen background when scrolling the page up with rubber-band scrolling.
We could automatically to set theme-color via JS to match the current theme's --color-body so browser chrome on IOS and overflow match the body color, but that also means the color no longer be controlled via HTML, and I wonder if we should just remove the THEME_COLOR_META_TAG setting we have.
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silverwind commentedon Apr 25, 2023
Can reproduce, but only in light theme. Wonder where that green is coming from, it also appears on the off-screen background when scrolling the page up with rubber-band scrolling.
silverwind commentedon Apr 25, 2023
It comes from HTML
theme-color
which Safari apparently now uses to color out-of-viewport content like scrollbar or overscroll area.silverwind commentedon Apr 25, 2023
We could automatically to set
theme-color
via JS to match the current theme's--color-body
so browser chrome on IOS and overflow match the body color, but that also means the color no longer be controlled via HTML, and I wonder if we should just remove theTHEME_COLOR_META_TAG
setting we have.More info: https://css-tricks.com/meta-theme-color-and-trickery/
theme-color
by default #24340Don't set meta `theme-color` by default (#24340)
theme-color
by default (#24340) #24346Don't set meta `theme-color` by default (go-gitea#24340)
Don't set meta `theme-color` by default (#24340) (#24346)