Extend the Transparency slider
See original GitHub issueThe transparency - even when on max value (I guess it controls window opacity) - is too transparent.
This makes some color themes hardly readable (eg. MaterialDark
) when the underlying window is bright.
In comparison, here is a dark bg:
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@Eugeny So how about another slider for the background opacity?
The slider controls the opacity of the window as a whole. If you’re looking to adjust the background transparency alone, it can be done via CSS, e.g.: