by steva (Developer) on Dec. 8, 2018 · permalink

Thank you for your feedback. I'm glad that you appreciate my work and efforts to keep it constantly up to date.

by steva (Developer) on Nov. 27, 2018 · permalink

Thanks for your feedback. Concerning your request, I can't implement that directly into my theme (there is not the possibility to add an option panel). To offer customization ability, I would need to create a separate extension and I must confess that I don't know to do it yet, that I don't have enough free time to invest so I could learn how do it and to create it.

by steva (Developer) on Nov. 6, 2018 · permalink

Thank you for your feedback. Concerning the macOS Dock icon, there is a way to use the dark TB logo that I made for the About dialog (that's what I do on my own machine). For that:

1. Go to the macOS "applications" folder;

2. Right-click the "Thunderbird" software icon and select "get info";

3. Download the theme's file and uncompress its content;

4. inside the package, go to the "about" folder (chrome/global/about) and open the "about-logomark.png" with a browser;

5. From your browser, drag and drop the "about-logomark.png" image into the macOS "info" window (that you previously opened) where there is the default Thunderbird icon in the top left corner of the window;

6. If already opened, close Thunderbird, then remove the current Thunderbird shortcut icon in your dock (right-click the icon in the dock and select: "options/remove from dock");

7. Open Thunderbird (the new custom icon should display instead of the default one), right-click the new custom Thunderbird icon, then "options", then "keep in dock";

8. If you want to have the default TB icon back, follow the first 2 steps, then open a png file of the default logo in a browser and finally follow again the number 5, 6 and 7 steps described above.

If you have questions, you can use the support link next to the add-on description to contact me.

by steva (Developer) on Oct. 8, 2018 · permalink

Thank you for your comment and support. I'm conscious that the negative comments/ratings that I received while working on this major update (200 hours of work went into it) are not representative of the majority of my theme's users opinion. But I must confess that I still wonder how people can be so harsh and not understand that creating free themes for Mozilla's product is not my paid job and that I can't work on this on regular base. Should be obvious, but it seems that sometimes frustration is stronger than empathy.

by steva (Developer) on Oct. 8, 2018 · permalink

Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad that you appreciate the new version of my theme.

Concerning third party addons, each addon developer has the possibility to set custom icons set and colors for his/her addon which can be applied when a dark theme is enabled. For that, they can use "[brighttext]" after a CSS selector name and set custom CSS values for dark themes.
So, in few words, it would be much easier if each addon's developer could set custom CSS code, so his/her addon could be readable on dark themes, rather than a theme developer to adapt his/her theme to thousands of addons.
Maybe you can try to contact the Enigmail addon developer and nicely ask if he/she can set custom CSS for his/her extension so it could be readable with dark themes? I know a developer who already did it, by proposing an option panel where you can choose the addon's color scheme (unfortunately, complete themes are not allowed to integrate this kind of feature).

P.S. When facing issues, please, use the support link next to the addon's description instead of the review section. Thank you.