Bug 1373804

I dug around a bit and it seems the color that is broken is ThreeDShadow. I compared the F23 color with the F24 color, and they seem to match the color from the Adwaita theme. However! in F24 it seems to be getting the "dark" version, rather than the proper light one.

Created attachment 1199498 [details]
test program

Seems to be a GTK+ bug rather than Firefox one. I did a simple test program that grabs the color the same way Firefox does. On Fedora 23 I get "rgb(161,161,161) / #a1a1a1" which I can easily find in gtk-contained.css:

> .frame {
>   border: 1px solid #a1a1a1;

For Fedora 24 I get "rgb(46,52,54) / #2e3436" which does not match gtk-contained.css:

> frame > border,
> .frame {
> ...
>   border: 1px solid #9d9d99; }

I can however find it used as "color" in lots of places. So something must be returning the wrong attribute. :/

Firefox seems to have a workaround in place, but GTK+ is still reporting the wrong value.

Could someone reset the assigned to field?

Still a problem on Fedora 25.

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