Happy and functional graphics!

We installed this in Firefox 91.0.1 running on macOS Big Sur 11.4. Upon activation we were immediately pleased with two things.

The graphics actually work. All of those impossibly transparent tabs and washed out toolbar fonts that bled background graphics through, making it near impossible to read the bookmarks or tell what tab was open, which developers complained was caused by Mozilla in a recent version of Firefox, are gone. We assume Mozilla fixed it.

But, the graphics also work because tietbol chose a palate of simple colors, and somehow found a perfect balance between transparency and opacity that is positively luminous, without being distracting, or overwhelming the tabs and text.

On this note, the rendering of the theme that you see on this page does not do it justice.

What we installed has the sun in the center, not on the far left.

And, what we see on our 2017 13" MacBook Pro is much more crisp, saturated, and complex. There are at least three distinct blues in the sky on each side of the sun. The sun has a subtle halo of green where its yellows merge with the blue sky. The yellow is more vibrant and opaque at its center, which draws in one's focus. This is the warm happy place.

We kids of Meta love this sunny sky. Yes. And we adults like it too. Now we just need to make a grassy green desktop.