color coded workspaces and containers

[giaaaacomo]

hi, i often end up opening tabs in the wrong workspace and container. while it's easy to move tabs between workspaces, having set up a default container for the workspace means that opening the tab in the wrong workspace requires a new tab to be loaded of the same page and often a new login to occur. while this is not something that can be fixed, having color codes or other identifications systems would surely help, for example border color for workspace and fill color for container, or vice versa, or maybe icons next to the title. another thing that could help would be changing color of the text and icons so that they reflect the color assigned to the workspace, meaning that for example the +, ⇄, and sidebar button to open a new tab would be of the same color of the current workspace

[kwilcz]

There already is color code for containers, and workspaces can have their separate window theme.

[giaaaacomo]

There already is color code for containers, and workspaces can have their separate window theme.

could you show me the settings for it then? i see "Use workspace colors as primary color" but not a way to define the workspace's color

[kwilcz]

For workspaces, just RMB on toolbar -> Change theme colors

[giaaaacomo]

For workspaces, just RMB on toolbar -> Change theme colors

thanks for that. i totally missed the change theme colors on that menu. this btw is a wrong ux choice, the right way to do this should be in the workspace properties (where you can set the icon) and in the settings

[rnhurt]

I'm using the [AWS SSO Containers](Better Active Tab) Firefox extension to automatically "containerize" some of my tabs. It updates the color indicator on the tab and the container name in the URL bar, but that's not quite enough for me. I'm looking for a way to change the theme of the whole theme to the container color.

The problem I'm trying to solve is forcing me to know which container I'm in. For example, I want the theme to be BRIGHT RED when I'm in a "production" AWS account. Or having the theme be soft green when I'm a "playground" account. This way I know when it's safe to make changes and when I should really, really be paying attention.

The Containers Theme Firefox extension looks like it might do what I want but it appears to not know about Zen browser peculiarities. I even looked into the source to see if I could tweak it a bit but I don't know what JS to use to change the theme in Zen browser.