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[GH-ISSUE #647] [Tray] Text not displayed correctly in pop ups #1624
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Originally created by @ForgotMyPasswd on GitHub (Jun 23, 2024).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/JakeStanger/ironbar/issues/647
Describe the bug
Tray icon pop ups, such as the one for network-manager-applet, often use text at different sizes or using bold text for headers. The tray does not reflect this, which makes it harder to differenciate between each section.
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Expected behavior
Text to be displayed correctly with dividers too
(screenshot taken from the Gentoo Wiki, options are slightly different but the font changes are still shown)
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@JakeStanger commented on GitHub (Nov 6, 2024):
I think the attached image is outdated, or at least taken from the Unity days when another (version of?) protocol was used. From what I can see at least, the text formatting info just does not exist in data sent across and isn't documented in the protocol. I've checked against Waybar and KDE too.
The separators are supposed to be there, so a fix for those is on the way. I'm looking into the images too.