The output is not dimmed-out properly in a multi-screen scenario if both text and an sf symbol are used

[fabiospampinato]

When using multiple monitors only the one currently in focus has its menubar rendered normally, other other ones have theirs dimmed out, so everything that was previously ~white becomes ~gray.

This doesn't work right if in a swiftbar plugin I'm outputting both an sf symbol and some text:

As you can see for whatever reason the text is not dimmed out.

I'm not sure if this is a problem with the OS or with SwiftBar though.

[melonamin]

Weird, tempted to say that this is an OS bug since I'm using only standard components.

Googling doesn't help much, I'll try to open a Radar.

[melonamin]

Swiftbar uses NSButton's attributedTitle for all text, this is how it looks on a second monitor:

What is weird is that '2' is dimmed, but '3' and '4' are not.

This is what I see when I switch to NSButton's title:

Everything is properly dimmed, so the issue is in combination of:

• attributedTitle and NSButton's image property
• attributedTitle with embedded image

🤔🤔🤔

[melonamin]

Fixed default text color by switching from NSColor.labelColor to NSColor.controlTextColor which honors dimming.

Not sure how to fix this for custom colors, but I assume it is a rare enough case to ignore it.