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I have confirmed that the bug I suspected, and wrote of in the post above, is correct. The app is not acquiring edit rights to my SD card. This breaks themes, the ability to edit files, and probably several other things.

I am fairly new to making themes myself, so apologies for the ignorance, but when you mention making the left handside of the header darker, is this by uploading a darker jpg image, or is this through using a darker colour for the toolbars/text?

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I have seen this same issue myself. It is not all themes, but yes, there are some that are not being handled by Firefox for Android. If you have a list of the ones that you know about, please let me know as it may help get this issue fixed.

Android styles and themes always seem to make my head spin. I wanted to use the Holo UI across different versions of Android for my app. So I decided to extract the necessary resources by browsing the source.

So I apply AppTheme.TestTheme to the activity in the manifest file. AppTheme makes the window full-screen & not have a title bar. Theme.Light makes the window background light instead of the default dark. When the parent="android:Theme.Light" attribute is specified, the window is white and not fullscreen -- this means that the parent="..." attribute takes precedence over the name prefix, and the hierarchy appears to be TestTheme

Now, looking at the default themes.xml, it seems that Theme.Holo.Light inherits from Theme.Light, and then all of the Holo stuff is specified manually in its description. So they named it Theme.Holo.Light not because it inherits from Holo, but because they wanted a name that describes it as 'the light version of Holo'. And because they wanted to be $@&!ing confusing.

please for the love of god could we get some themes? specifically the "light" themes available to the webui as they look miles betterthan anything currently on the app, or maybe even the option to customise our self? accent colours, background colours, fonts etc just finding the themes too dark and the current light themes are massively lacking

How can you not, sir? I'm only talking about the colour scheme, not other modifications... I would just like, and so would many other users, a nicer dark theme with color accents. In the app there is either just a grey or black theme. For example Catpuccin Moccha is very nice! And I'd also like to ask on pc I can put folder icons with pictures on folders with movies etc but in android tv app I can't see those pictures so would it be possible to make it work?

In Outlook, you can also celebrate by choosing one of five different themes inspired by the Pride, Lesbian, Bisexual, Non-binary, and Transgender flags. (The Outlook themes will be available on a year-round basis, not just during the month of June.)

I use the pawn theme in shopify and my main theme color is white but when a android on dark theme acess the website the main color turns black. I have tried all diferent type of solutions but none were effective. I do not have this problem when a iphone acesses the website in dark mode, the website in this case remains with a white background.

You can use a single theme for an entire app, or you can use differentthemes for different screens (activities) in an app. In the abovescreenshots, for example, a single app uses a different theme for eachactivity to demonstrate the built-in color schemes. Radiobuttons switch the app to different activities, and, as a result,display different themes.

The easiest way to use Material Theme is to configure your app to usea built-in theme without customization. If you don't want toexplicitly configure a theme, your app will default to Theme.Material(the dark theme). If your app has only one activity, you can configurea theme at the activity level. If your app has multiple activities,you can configure a theme at the application level so that it uses thesame theme across all activities, or you can assign different themes todifferent activities. The following sections explain how to configurethemes at the app level and at the activity level.

To theme an activity, you add a Theme setting to the [Activity]attribute above your activity declaration and assign Theme to theMaterial Theme flavor that you want to use. The following example themesan activity with Theme.Material.Light:

By default, statusBarColor is set to the value ofcolorPrimaryDark. You can set statusBarColor to a solid color, oryou can set it to @android:color/transparent to make the status bartransparent. The navigation bar can also be made transparent by settingnavigationBarColor to @android:color/transparent.

Specifically made for ColorOS devices, Theme Store is a free personalization app that offers a collection of themes, fonts, wallpapers, and video ringtones that are fully compatible with your system to spice up your device. It also lets you browse seamlessly across various filters, thanks to its clean user interface.

The Theme Store app offers nothing but customization elements; thus, it's all you can find when you launch the app. The overall user experience is smooth and browsing for new themes, fonts, and wallpapers is an easy feat thanks to its UI.

You can define app-wide themes.You can extend a theme to change a theme style for one component.Each theme defines the colors, type style, and other parametersapplicable for the type of Material component.

From sports to sparkles, your Galaxy phone or tablet has a theme for every style. You can customize the Galaxy themes, Samsung wallpapers, and icons on your device to fit your tastes. A theme can also change the color design for Contacts, Messages, Settings, and the Quick settings panel, so your device can truly be your own. And if you have a Samsung account, you can even download themes or icons you've already purchased on another device. To finish giving your device the perfect custom look, you can browse the phone cases and tablet covers available on our website.

Open the app's menu to see the complete list of options. Each of the themes included in Galaxy Themes is different from all the rest, and you can see what they look like by tapping on them. That way, you'll have an idea of what your smartphone will look like if you decide to use that theme.

Chrome 96 introduces an origin trial for Auto Dark Themes on Android.With this feature, the browser applies an automatically generated dark theme to light themed sites,when the user has opted into dark themes in the operating system.Users can opt-out of dark themes by either disabling the option on the OS level or in a specific setting in Chrome.

Besides respecting the user's choice on their device,dark themes provide benefits to users such as battery life improvements and accessibility.Instead of opting out of Auto Dark Theme,we strongly recommend implementing your own curated dark theme instead,in order to respect the user's preference and keep those benefits.

This library attempts to bridge the gap between Material Components for Android M2 XML themes, and themes in Jetpack Compose, allowing your composable MaterialTheme to be based on the Activity's XML theme:

If you are using an AppCompat (i.e. non-MDC) theme in your app, you should useAppCompat Compose Theme Adapterinstead, as it attempts to bridge the gap between AppCompat XML themes, and M2 themes in Jetpack Compose.

This library attempts to bridge the gap between Material Components for Android M3 XML themes, and themes in Jetpack Compose, allowing your composable MaterialTheme to be based on the Activity's XML theme:

In the above code we use the Switch to toggle between the day and night mode themes in our application. We save the current mode in a SharedPreferences object. WHY? The theme of an activity can be set only once. Hence when the switch is toggled, we need to save the new mode in a SharedPreference object. We use the Singleton Pattern for Application class. This way the same instance of Application class can be used throughout the application. The code for the InitApplication.java class is given below.

Run the app on an emulator or a physical device, and you should see the app adapt to the user's preferred theme settings. The switch will allow users to toggle between light and dark themes, providing a better user experience.

AppCompatDelegate.setDefaultNightMode() is a Kotlin function used to switch between light and dark themes in an Android app. This function accepts one of several modes to determine when to use the dark theme. More details can be found in the official Android documentation.

Dark themes reduce the luminance emitted by mobile device screens, hence reducing eye strain. Also maintaining the minimum color contrast. This also helps in the functional design of the application. Consuming less battery power, adjusting to the current condition of light. Devices with OLED displays can get befit of the Dark themes. Most importantly, there are more fans for the Dark theme version of the application.

Today, a single pixel on your computer or mobile device can produce millions of different colors (Cambridge in Color). Apple and Windows operating systems come pre-packaged with various color themes that make the viewing experience on any screen easier, and these themes can be finely tuned and customized to make the screen viewing experience accessible to any user, especially those with limited vision or color blindness. 17dc91bb1f