> When you click on the close button, the image doesn't switch to a
> depressed mode like safari. The non active tabs have the depressed
> button image.
Yeah, I noticed that also -- Actually if you look closely, when you
click it, it turns into the old red X from the old tab style.
> Is it possible to override the default white background color...
I really don't know how hard it is to do this one. I suspect if I do
this, it will quickly reveal that lots of people don't inherit the
background color properly and they'll be big white boxes on white.
What color SHOULD that be?
> It would look nice in the Pro App color scheme If you're are looking
> at using the aperture tabs.
So I don't actually know how Apple changes the color scheme of the
core components. I can't really change to the pro app backgrounds
without also changing the widget sets or it will look really out of
place.
> The tabs on the bottom edge look a bit out of place now, but
> changing the background colour might fix that. The non-active tabs
> are a different grey.
Yeah ... This is the old tab style. I just haven't gotten to this one
yet. I can't decide what it should look like. I think the depressed
tab track might be a little bit much for these. I honestly don't like
all these tabs all over the place, but I don't have much of a
suggestion on an alternative.
> The minimise and maximise buttons look out of place now. Not sure
> what to recommend though.
Well, at the very least, I noticed (as in your screenshot) that with
no tabs, their alignment is wrong. I need to check for that.
> The view menu triangle seems like it would be almost synonymous with
> the mac's "Action" menu
> The Finder one is quite large and would not necessarily mean it
> would have to be a popup menu
Yeah. I hate that triangle. Apple uses many different sizes of this
icon. Stealing the variant from Mail.app:
Might work out (probably without the surrounding button).
ms
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