jgamboaandClaude
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Every surface was one flat shade. The window now reads in layers: a darker frame (tab, transfer and status bars), a lighter header strip per file panel (session strip, path bar, column headers), the file list, and popovers above them all. The active panel's header carries a tint of the accent, and odd file rows get a faint zebra stripe (per row, so it stays aligned at any interface scale; the cursor and selection replace it). Hover and selected states become a translucent overlay: an opaque hover vanished on a surface of its own lightness (light's header strip). Dark cards and badges step up so popovers never read darker than the strip they cover. AMOLED is unchanged: every new layer collapses to black there. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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