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acitivty bar color on bottom

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On the latest version of Thunderbird portable ( 60.2.1) the activity bar at the bottom is a dark gray color whereas the previous versions were lighter gray. Consequently, I cannot read the activity bar on the bottom ( loading messages, ect.) because my computer background screen color is black. Is there a way to change that bottom bar on Thunderbird so that I can read it on my computer ( without me changing my computer screen background color)?

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On the latest version of Thunderbird portable ( 60.2.1) the activity bar at the bottom is a dark gray color whereas the previous versions were lighter gray. Consequently, I cannot read the activity bar on the bottom ( loading messages, ect.) because my computer background screen color is black. Is there a way to change that bottom bar on Thunderbird so that I can read it on my computer ( without me changing my computer screen background color)? thank you

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Does it help if you disable Aero or transparency (Win7)?

https://helpdeskgeek.com/windows-7/speed-up-windows-7-and-vista-by-turning-off-glass-transparency/

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I would rather not alter my current desktop settings. I was looking for a way from within Thunderbird to change this. thanks

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You can probably change the status bar colours with a userChrome.css file such as described here. Or, use a full theme that overrides the OS colours.