@ram0ng1 Your extension was adding the color #536f90 to the <html> element as the primary color. It looks like this happens when the extension cannot detect a primary color attribute, and in that case the hardcoded fallback is applied.
However, I think using a hardcoded color value might not be ideal. In cases where the forum’s own primary color can't be detected (which normally shouldn’t happen), applying a fixed color can lead to inconsistent or unexpected styling across different themes or custom setups.
I believe a safer approach would be to avoid injecting a fallback color at all, or to rely on Flarum’s default variables instead of a custom hardcoded value. This would make the extension more compatible with customized themes and prevent visual conflicts.
Just wanted to share this in case it helps improve the extension. Thank you for your work!
