[TC 10.52] tabs bar scroll buttons color

[white]

See this Animated gif
What it shows:
* First in normal mode (not dark) I hover the tabs bar scroll buttons, they become bluish when I hover over them. Then I click them a few times.
* I switch to dark mode using command cm_SwitchDarkmode on TC's command line. The mouse cursor is not over the buttons when I do this.
* Now the buttons don't change when I hover over them, but turn white when I click them. When I move the mouse cursor away from the 2 buttons the white color goes away after a short time.
* I switch back to normal mode using command cm_SwitchDarkmode on TC's command line.
* I put the mouse cursor over one of the buttons and I switch to dark mode using command cm_SwitchDarkmode on TC's command line. Now the button becomes white when I move away from the button. Then I click a button and move the mouse away and the white color is gone again.

This is done with Windows 11 Pro. When I test it on Windows Sandbox, which is actually Windows 11 Enterprise, the buttons don't change color and remain black at all times.

[ghisler(Author)]

They are drawn manually, and it would take 100s of hours to get all such mall glitches out. I think I should use that time for more important things which do affect people in every day use, not for trying to fix such constructed problems, sorry.

[white]

Okay, but can you tell me how it is supposed to work? Should the color of the buttons change in dark mode? If so, when and in what color?

[ghisler(Author)]

No, they don't change when only hovering with the mouse.

[white]

And when you click it? Is the clicked button supposed to turn white and stay white for as long as you are hovering the two buttons?

[ghisler(Author)]

What you see is the original non-dark button drawn by Windows itself. TC tries to overdraw it with the dark variant, but this doesn't seem to work when clicking.

[white]

I see. It does work correctly when I try it on a virtual Windows 10 Enterprise system and on a virtual Windows 11 Enterprise system. Do you think it is a Windows bug or a graphics driver bug?

[ghisler(Author)]

It could be the speed of the driver - if windows draws the button first and TC last, then you get the dark button, otherwise the default light button.