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mupdf: expand list of supported CSS color names #1894

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@benoit-pierre benoit-pierre commented Aug 4, 2024

Cf. koreader/koreader#12158 (comment)


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I'm surprised they don't have those upstream. They're liable to turn up sooner rather than later.

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ptrm commented Aug 8, 2024

Was dictionary rendered by something else than mupdf before the big upgrade? I remember darkgray working up till then (still not tested, will try to find some time)

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Not that I'm aware, no.

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Frenzie commented Aug 8, 2024

It wouldn't have worked, no. This list of colors dates back a decade to the very first implementation: ArtifexSoftware/mupdf@bb875f7

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Frenzie commented Aug 12, 2024

@benoit-pierre Do you still have remaining concerns about this? It looks straightforward and obvious to me. :-)

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@ptrm: where you able to confirm this fix your invisible darkgray text?

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