Interesting idea. Advanced settings are not as advanced as I would like for this to be actually usable. Time delay settings would be nice or a setting to wait until the tab is finished loading. Lots of false changes when the site is redirecting and flashing when it could be resolved by waiting a second. Turning off Dynamic Update of the tab color still sometimes has the tab color update, maybe when opening a new tab, but still distracting and against my wanted behavior. Amazing attempt, maybe Firefox's design disallows the true potential of this idea. I want a browser to do this seamlessly now.

Edit: appreciate the response!

good work

I love this idea but I've had to disable it. On many sites I can't tell which tab is active. When you have many open its hard to hunt and peck when the highlight color is too similar to the rest of the theme.

So pretty!

When I watch regular YouTube videos with a dark theme, everything works correctly. But when I watch videos in Shorts, the tab bar changes to white (it's white by default in my Firefox). That is, it doesn't match the dark design of the YouTube site. Please fix this in the next update.

go to "about:config" type "widget.windows.mica" and enjoy the beauty of the already intigrated feature of a true "adaptive tab bar color" that wont be consistently changing your firefox theme and bugging out your operating systems window manager

and btw
:P keep up the work, no true hatred towards you, only respect, im just butthurt.
i still have this installed on my nightly firefox, so hopefully ill come back to change this review, have a great day, thanks

Edit:
- sorry, i think the star rating i put earlier was too harsh... (ill return soon)

This is awesome, I love details like this, works with dark reader too which is a big plus

Sometimes if a website wants to flashbang me it turns the bar white too, which hides macos buttons when used with graphite theme (graphite replaces the colorful traffic lights with half-transparent buttons). Other than that small issue, it's great

Great extension that enhances the visual experience oddly much, it makes websites feel more.. immersive, somehow. Only issue I have is that the switch in colors can be a bit distracting, but I'm pretty sure that's just a Firefox limitation