Correction: we're still going to use the bubble, but it should only have one button (since it has an 'x' in the upper right) and the strings should be updated.
Yeah, you should draw this stuff programmatically. I'm not aware of existing UI precisely like this that you could copy, though. If these mocks didn't come from bettes@, can you make sure he's seen them and is OK with them?
+bklmn@ and bettes@. Mocks are from bklmn@, and I believe he ran them by bettes@, but it's good to double-check.
Re programmatic drawing - sounds reasonable to me, but I'm not quite sure how to go about getting the shadow (and the associated blur) - is there any place we do something similar?
Look for code that calls CreateShadowDrawLooper(), e.g. ShadowBorder. Also talk to bsep@ about how to translate the spec's shadow details into the right things in code, since he's working on that for refresh.
See the attached screenshot comparison of the two themes.
The white circle background stands out too much in dark themes compared to the default white theme.
It unintentionally draws too much attention to extensions with wants-to-run highlight.
Is there any chance of calculating this color based on the theme's toolbar color?
@17 We've discussed whether we could do something like that a couple of times (particularly to at least accommodate common theme variations like dark mode and incognito - the themes framework is flexible enough that sometimes accounting for all of them, even with dynamic calculations, is very hard). This is another good example of something that would benefit from that. Can you file a new bug for it, and cc me? That way, it won't get lost.
Comment 1 by rdevlin....@chromium.org
, Apr 20 2018