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Omarchroma v3.0.0

Match supported browser tabs, toolbars and menus to your desktop palette.

Before you upgrade to v3.0.0

1 to fix

Microsoft Edge support is removed; Dark Reader theming remains available in the other supported native browsers.

Behavior changedTint web pages with your palette through Dark Reader across supported native browser profiles.Affects: Microsoft Edge users.
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After rebuilding, run `systemctl --user restart hyprchromad.service`; `enable --now` alone does not restart an already running service.

Action requiredAffects: Users updating the standalone service outside the panel.
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What changed in v3.0.0

Enable Flatpak apps with panel key `5` and Additional browsers with `6`; both start off. Dark Reader now follows all supported native browser profiles, while the bar counts windows still using old colors.

Also: Optional Flatpak theming, Dark Reader across profiles, themed file dialogs, stale-window counts and immediate service updates; Edge support ends.

v3.0.0: update the plugin and press `i` when offered. Flatpak theming needs flatpak; Dark Reader remains a separately installed extension and needs python-plyvel for Chromium-family browsers.

New things you can do

Panel key `5` enables it; disabling removes its grants while preserving other Flatpak overrides.

AddedApply your GTK and KDE palette to Flatpak applications.
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Panel key `6` enables it; switching off removes its additions and restores the user's Vivaldi theme.

AddedColor tabs, toolbars and menus in Firefox, Floorp, Zen, LibreWolf, Waterfox and Vivaldi.
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Fixed and improved

The browser-exit wait now applies Dark Reader colors as soon as the browser closes, including when it is reopened immediately.

Now worksTint web pages with your palette through Dark Reader across supported native browser profiles.
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Save and open dialogs used by Chromium, VS Code and Flatpak apps now pick up theme changes instead of keeping login-time colors.

Now worksApply your palette to GTK 3/4, libadwaita, GNOME settings and Qt/KDE apps.
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A synchronization requested during another sync waits instead of being discarded, so theme changes are not left waiting for an unrelated later event.

Now worksApply your palette to GTK 3/4, libadwaita, GNOME settings and Qt/KDE apps.
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Turning a framework off can revert its theme even when no palette source is available.

Now worksToggle application theming and restore stock defaults or captured settings.Inferred
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Seeded by @iluxav with Codex, from the release's public sources. Each change links to its evidence.