{"shas":[["1c244602a541ee8ab0df28080e9d64b9a6a8b370","fdac15ace9a6a70464e582472929ea2e519dacb8@gnutelephony.org","Do not alter active tab color\n\nBrightening the active tab color per greybird visually breaks thunderbird in a\nsmall but to me very annoying way.  This is because the arrow buttons and other\nthings redraw the background, and those are drawn in the default background\ncolor.  If such controls (like the inbox arrows) are close enough to the tab,\nthey smear part of the tab with a unhighligted background color when hovered\nover.  Also there is a \"hard\" color border between the active tab and the rest\nof the background window which to me also looks bad.  If it had been done as\na verital gradient it might have mixed in better, and the smearing issue would\nhave been less noticable.  But I think the fact the size is enhanced, the\nactive tab is not bordered with a line, and that inactive tabs are darkened, is\nalready visually sufficient to make it clear what tab is active, and it\nshould simply be (colored) as if part of the window frame.","David Sugar"]],"ref":"refs/heads/seabird","size":1,"head":"1c244602a541ee8ab0df28080e9d64b9a6a8b370","push_id":38804492}