Adaptive Tab Bar Color
This add-on changes Firefox's theme automatically while you browse the web, matching the appearance of the current website you are viewing — just like how macOS Safari tints its tab bar.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Platforms
- Mozilla Firefox
Adaptive Tab Bar Color
Features
- Dynamic content
- Themes
Tags
- Tabs
- Firefox Extension
- appearance
Adaptive Tab Bar Color News & Activities
Recent activities
- cnejfelt added Dynamic content as a feature to Adaptive Tab Bar Color
- cnejfelt reviewed Adaptive Tab Bar Color
Some websites look better with light themes than dark (or vice-versa). Dark Reader takes care of the webpage appearance. That leaves me staring at a sharply contrasted Firefox theme sometimes, but this extension automatically takes care of that. It's actually quite good at matching color themes with default settings.
What elevated it to 5 stars for me was the option to disable light theme matching - I'd rather not stare into a white sun if I get unlucky visiting a new site.
It's the small...
- cnejfelt liked Adaptive Tab Bar Color
- POX updated Adaptive Tab Bar Color
- cnejfelt added Adaptive Tab Bar Color
Adaptive Tab Bar Color information
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What is Adaptive Tab Bar Color?
This add-on changes Firefox's theme automatically while you browse the web, matching the appearance of the current website you are viewing — just like how macOS Safari tints its tab bar.
Works Well With:
- Dark Reader
- Stylish
- Dark Mode Website Switcher
- automaticDark
Incompatible With:
- Firefox versions older than 112.0 (released April 2023)
- Adaptive Theme Creator
- Chameleon Dynamic Theme
- VivaldiFox
- Envify
- Other add-ons that change Firefox's theme
If You’re Using a CSS Theme:
- A CSS theme can work with ATBC when system color variables are used
Comments and Reviews
Some websites look better with light themes than dark (or vice-versa). Dark Reader takes care of the webpage appearance. That leaves me staring at a sharply contrasted Firefox theme sometimes, but this extension automatically takes care of that. It's actually quite good at matching color themes with default settings.
What elevated it to 5 stars for me was the option to disable light theme matching - I'd rather not stare into a white sun if I get unlucky visiting a new site.
It's the small things out in life, like this app, that remind me how far we've come technologically.