More colours please?

[piecevcake]

This is the best add-on, so easy to use, with Tab Retitle you can add the bookmark text into the actual tab title, and from there with another addon export a list of tabs with their essential points; or with Copy Page Title URL and paste the highlighted text with the page title and URL into Word.
I've assigned Alt_R for red etc.
Only problem is not enough colours?
In Textmarker there are about 13 customisable colour settings (more would be good)
Believe it or not I use them all, with a unique letter to apply them:
pink (to do)
lilac (query)
orange (watch)
grey (irrelevant)
aqua (info)
etc

[ldenoue]

@piecevcake can you send the list of colors you'd like added?

[piecevcake]

Thanks for your interest!
Here is a sample list, Textmarker is beautifully constructed (with some bugs; it also highlights multiple paragraphs) but I like the bookmark structure in Yawas for the uses above.
You could use numbers instead of colour names in the bookmarks maybe IDK

[ldenoue]

are these the colors? from https://github.com/Kronuz/TextMarker

	[
		"lightgreen",
		"lightcoral",
		"lightcyan",
		"lightgoldenrodyellow",
		"mistyrose",
		"olivedrab",
		"plum",
		"orange",
		"mediumslateblue",
		"teal",
		"tomato",
		"peachpuff",
		"yellowgreen",
		"whitesmoke",
	]

[piecevcake]

My screenshot above is colours I manually picked from the colour picker in Textmarker.

The colours listed in your previous message aren't pre-set in the firefox add-on.
I checked those colours (on Color Hex Color Codes) and I wouldn't personally find many of those colours useable - see screenshots below.

I could send my palette suggestion (15 colours, RGB, hex and mnemonics/FF shortcut suggestions) if that would be helpful.
(I would use M magenta/shocking pink for important/urgent; i didn't have it in my screenshot sample list above).

===============================================
### The colours from textmarker site:
"lightgreen",

	"lightcoral", 

	"lightcyan", 

	"lightgoldenrodyellow", 

	"mistyrose", 

	"olivedrab", 

	"plum", 

	"orange", 

	"mediumslateblue", 

	"teal", 

	"tomato", 

	"peachpuff", 

	"yellowgreen", 

	"whitesmoke", 

[piecevcake]

Here's the hex values of the colours I used
(the sample colours didn't paste here but you can find them from the hex values)
The textmarker ones are not optimal but useable.
Below them are the ones I use in Word.
Great colour extractor at TinEye Labs - Color Extraction Lab

<style> </style>

row	textmarkeer sample	Mnemonic	meaning	letter	Tineye base	Tineye %	hex	R	G	B
1		Kakhi		K	Green	0.148	#c7c78d
2		blUe		U	Blue	0.143	#95cfff
3		Chartreuse		C	Yellow	0.144	#ddff77
4		Scarlet		S	Pink	0.14	#ff6666
5		GolD		D	Yellow	0.142	#ffcc01
6		Yellow		Y	Yellow	0.138	#ffff51
7		Aqua		A	Blue	0.14	#a6ffff
8		Teal		T	Blue	0.144	#98cbcb
9		Green		G	Green	0.141	#a8ffa8
10		Lilac		L	Violet	0.142	#d9b3ff
11		Orange		O	Pink	0.14	#ffd8a4
12		Pink		P	Pink	0.139	#ffc4ff
13		Red		R	Pink	0.142	#ffa4a4
14		X grey		X	Grey	0.143	#c0c0c0
15		Magenta		M			#ff00ff	255	0	255
row	MS Word highlight sample	Mnemonic	meaning	letter	Tineye base	Tineye %	hex	R	G	B
17		Yellow		Y	Yellow	10.9	#fefe5d
18		Red		R	Pink	7.2	#fa8989
19		Lilac		L	Grey	9.5	#ccc6fd
20		Blue		B	Blue	10	#aed2fd
21		Aqua		A	Blue	10.2	#a9fcfc
22		Orange		O	Yellow	14.7	#fdcb65
23		Green		G	Green	12	#b2ff8b
24		X grey		X	Grey	9.9	#bababa
25		Pink		P	Pink	7.9	#ffd1f0

[piecevcake]

PS you can paste the table in my previous message into excel :)