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I have installed LibreOffice v7.2 and while it may be functionally OK, I am having extreme trouble actually reading toolbar-s. Here's an example screenshot: LibreOffice toolbar

  • Note the circled areas. These are common toolbar buttons for alignment, indent, etc.
  • They are so faint as to be unreadable.
  • I have needed to rely on tooltips to figure-out were "common" things are located on the toolbar.

I recently upgraded from LibreOffice 6.7 and all buttons/icons were bright and legible. I can't imagine why things have gone "all faded" in this way.

I am hoping there's a stylesheet or something I can use to tweak the interface. I hope this is just me, it would be a pity if the GUI is like this out of the box.

I have been looking through help and options panels. NO luck as yet.

  • I'd appreciate it if someone who recognises the situation can point me in the right direction or indentify any options that can restore readability.
  • Is this a bug?
  • Is this something in default config or something I've inadvertently selected to fade-out icons, etc?
  • Could it be something else?
will
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    I never saw this before. Which OS are you using? It might be a system-wide adjustment. – the busybee Dec 30 '21 at 16:31
  • Tabbed UI is experimental. Does the problem still occur if you switch to standard toolbar? Tabbed does look fine on my Win10 system with version 7.2.2.2 x64. – Jim K Dec 30 '21 at 20:01

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