Changed "White" colors to "Default" to work in both light and dark terminals #362
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Nice one, thanks for making this :) |
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I just tried to quickly fix the issue that, in a light terminal, the text in menus is barely legible. See also #214 on that.
I'm using Solarized Light/Dark and automatically switch between them via MacOS Dark Mode, and now with the font color set to "Default" instead of "White", it's easily readable in both modes. Also all the other themes that come with iTerm2 are looking good now.