We have a new visual design for the browser currently being implemented.
The style of the new tabs will rely less on contrasts as the selected
tab takes on a different shape. We are also trying to add a divider at
the bottom of the chrome to help make it more distinct. Andrew Hayzen
will investigate it. As for the differences in icons, this is something
I'll have Matthieu James look at in the icon theme.
** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
Status: New => In Progress
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1638167
Title:
Thin grey lines on a white background look inconsistent and provide
poor contrast
Status in Canonical System Image:
New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
In Progress
Status in webbrowser-app package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
The top area of the browser window is really just a series thin grey
lines on a white background. This is poor design for a few reasons:
1. Grey and white don't contrast very well, especially thin strips of grey
on white.
2. The grey outlines and symbols are inconsistent in thickness and colour:
2.1. The X icon is thinner than the + icon beside it, which is a
different consistency again to the < button below it.
2.2. The rounded grey outline around the address is slighly thicker
(blurred?) compared to the grey outline delineating the tabs.
3. Those vision impaired will have a very hard time.
4. Even those who are not vision impaired will be cognitively slowed by
having to interpret the fine grey lines rather than areas of greater contrast.
5. It looks unprofessional.
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