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Dark scrollbars in dark theme
The dark theme is nice, but all scrollbars are still light, and so is the window title bar. The scrollbars especially are very eye-catching and distracting. Naturally the lightest and most high-contrast elements stand out most - it's like the scrollbars were the most important thing and in comparison everything else recedes to the background.
For examples of what I think it should look like, try Visual Studio or JetBrains Rider in dark mode.
(On Windows, and yes, I have set Windows to dark mode.)
BAD, I'M UNSATISFIED
The responder closed my suggestion as "Completed" even though it isn't.
Satisfaction mark by Helen 5 years ago
Customer support service by UserEcho
Please try SmartGit 19.1.
19.1 RC 4 is the version I tried. This is what it looks like on my computer: the scrollbars shine way brighter than any actual content.
You need to run the latest Windows 10 build - see this screenshot on our website. Most likely you are using a Windows 10 build that is too old.
Hey, looks like it got broken again in Windows 11.
Yes, we need to white-list the Windows 11 version, because we had to use inofficial API.
Any updates yet?
Have you tried SmartGit 22.1 preview?
I have just updated to Windows 11, v.22H2 and white scrollbars, context menus are back
SmartGit v.22.1
Hi, could you please fix this issue? it has been present on SmartGit 22.1 installed on Windows 11 for quite a long time and it is quite distracting to have these white scrollbars and menus on a nice dark background.
Thanks
Try SmartGit 23.1 preview from https://www.syntevo.com/smartgit/preview/
Thanks Thomas, version 23.1 fixes it for me
Same issue with the very latest Windows 11 (10.0.26100) on a Snapdragon Windows on Arm Machine (August, 2024)
Please fix.
What SmartGit version you are using? Note, that Windows on ARM ist not (yet) officially supported.
I'm using 23.1.3. Everything else seems to be running on the Windows on Arm machine. It's just the Scrollbars that look ugly.
I'm currently porting my own software to Windows on Arm, that's why I'm testing a lot. This is one of the very few issues I've found yet under all the programs the I've tested. The emulation works great, however of course, native compiled programs work faster and more efficiently.
Let me know, if there is anything I can do to help you fix it.
I see the same on the usual Intel x64 Windows 11 and SmartGit 22.1.8 #19294. Don't think this was ever fixed, it just never worked (well, for me at least) :(Ha, updating to 23.1 fixed it. No idea why I didn't update to that earlier.