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Add a subtle 15% sidebar-toned composer tint - #358

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New chat — 15% tint, with and without a background image

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Give the frosted composer a sidebar-derived tint at 15% opacity in both dark and light mode. Account for the transcript’s shell canvas when deriving the tint color, then keep coverage low so 85% of the blurred backdrop remains visible. This moves the surface toward the right pane’s tone without forcing an exact opaque match. Keep the existing blur and low-contrast outline.

Validation: native Linux build, compositing regression test, rustfmt, and diff checks pass. The test verifies fixed 15% coverage and movement toward the sidebar tone across dark, light, and colored palettes. Native captures at 1600 × 850 show compact and multiline drafts with the right pane open and transcript content underneath.

All screenshots below are GitHub user attachments of the current 15% version.

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dark short over transcript

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light multiline over transcript

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light short over transcript

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@wingleeio wingleeio changed the title Match composer surface to the right sidebar Add a subtle 15% sidebar-toned composer tint Sep 14, 2026
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wingleeio merged commit dfb6de0 into main Sep 14, 2026
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