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Safari 26 removed <meta name="theme-color">
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theme-color: Safari 26 removes support<meta name="theme-color">
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I could not find evidence for this removal. In particular, WebKit still has code handling theme-color changes: https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/blob/ac871ed0a668bd6fdd43e8590039b83fb3fd5d3e/Source/WebCore/html/HTMLMetaElement.cpp#L114
@andesco Can you please provide details on how you came to the conclusion that Safari 26 removed support for this feature? Can you confirm that you checked both in desktop and mobile versions, and if you used one of the linked examples, can you confirm that you verified a prior Safari version like 18.6?
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Yes. I have used @caugner, thank you for taking a second look. |
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@andesco Could you add screenshots to the PR description? I don't see any differences between Safari 26, 18.4, and 17.3, and I don't find the mentioned setting neither in Safari 17.3 nor Safari 18.4:
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@andesco When you have a moment, please add some screenshots and instructions on how to reproduce your findings. See comments above. |
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screenshots of Safari 15 vs. Safari 26 on macOS:
The settings referenced now mention Safari 26: |

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html.elements.meta.name.theme-colorTest Results and Supporting Details