provide monochrome version of the Floorp logo

[dieub56]

Attention!

• I understand that Floorp is NOT supported on Windows 7/8.1 or lower.

Describe the bug

I'm using a Gnome extension to display and control the current media player, there is an option to disable icon color but Floorp doesn't seem to support this. It just displays the logo image regardless, the screenshots show the issue.

Spotify (color disabled) :

Spotify (color enabled) :

Floorp behavior (unaffected by this option) :

To Reproduce

This happens with the media controls extension on Gnome Shell 45.3 (Fedora).

Expected behavior

Spotify allows switching from a color to monochrome (vector ?) version of their logo, but Floorp does not. See the screenshots above.

Screenshots

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OS Info

Fedora Linux 39 (Workstation Edition)

Floorp Version

11.8.2

Additional context

No response

[surapunoyousei]

This is not a bug. I'll forward it to feature request.

[CutterKnife]

The monochrome logo is the one implemented by the extension.

[dieub56]

I thought apps maybe had differents of the same logo and the extension switched between those when / if they were available. You're saying the spotify monochrome version of the logo was made as part of the extension directly ?

[dieub56]

There are several issues open in the repository for this extension about this, as far as I'm aware my understanding is correct regarding apps making the icons available to the player. Here is an issue discussing this in more detail how the extension retrieves the icon files : sakithb/media-controls#47

Clearly some apps handles icons properly and others dont, in my case Chromium had the same issue as Floorp but Firefox work properly, like Spotify. I'm sure other extensions make use of these icons in Gnome, so this would hopefully benefit other Floorp users who enjoy a nice themed desktop.

[CutterKnife]

I thought apps maybe had differents of the same logo and the extension switched between those when / if they were available.

Are you referring to GNOME's "Symbolic App Icons"?

[dieub56]

I'm not all that familiar with Gnome but that sounds like what I tried to describe, and what the various issues on that extension are refering to.