Why is the "Breeze" clock dark like "Breeze Dark"?

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Isn’t “Breeze” supposed to be the light theme?

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As the subtitle text in the screenshot indicates, the “Breeze” Plasma style follows your color scheme.

Since you had a dark color scheme applied when you took the screenshot, everything in “Breeze” looked dark, too.

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Then why the Clipboard’s header changes color a tiny bit?
The Colors is set to “Breeze Dark”.
Is Plasma’s Style’s “Breeze Dark” color pallet darker than Colors’ “Breeze Dark” color pallet?

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Is it a bug of some kind?

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That means the color scheme embedded into the Breeze Dark plasma style doesn’t 100% match the active color scheme. If the active color scheme it the standard Breeze dark, it’s a bug — likely the Plasma style is missing header colors. If that’s all correct, I would encourage you to go fix it. :slight_smile: Synchronizing color scheme files isn’t too tough.

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Cool. You wanna fix it?

Basically you’ll need to make sure src/desktoptheme/breeze-dark/colors · master · Plasma / libplasma · GitLab looks identical to Commits · master · Frameworks / KColorScheme · GitLab

…That said, looking more deeply, it might be more complex than that. Lock the header colours of Breeze Dark and Breeze Light (79cbd1ba) · Commits · Plasma / libplasma · GitLab looks like it was trying to fix something similar, so it’s possible there’s a code regression somewhere.