if gnome system monitor is opened and 'processes' is having the focus decoration [when it doesnt open with that tab active but the other two], then focus doesn't go away even after clicking the other two buttons [1st case]:

I think that's not acc to intended design and it may be the fault of gnome system monitor handling and not this theme, but just to confirm I'm asking this.

That doesnt happen in this case below by the way where focus changes on clicking [2nd case]:

One more thing is that, in second case the decoration shifts to the button being clicked [can be seen above] but in the first case it goes away rather than shifting when clicked as shown below [3rd case]. This is another issue and may be again not the fault of the theme, just to confirm and I will create separate issue if confirmed:

linuxmint 19.3 xfce

a darker shade of red would blend in better, something like #720101 or #9e0404

the name of the last package below libreoffice7.0-writer gets hidden due to the height of the horizontal scroll bar. It happens with Mint-y and flat-remix theme too but less as the height is less in those cases. So may be reducing the height may help.

Problem: when cursor reaches the last package, the package is hidden behind the scroll bar and very little margin is left above it to select the content.

in pcmanfm, go to view>path bar and select 'buttons' instead of default 'location'. Its white and not matching.

freefilesync [https://freefilesync.org/] options look like this, plus "synchronise" button and text below "compare" button as seen here:

Linuxmint 19.3 xfce 64bit.
Thanks a lot for a great theme.

Wondershare EdrawMind cant be maximized with this theme
when changing to other theme it maximized

the search bar in the cinnamon menu is white
i think it is better to be grey as the theme is fully dark

[so i found it's a gtk3 thing instead of Qt and edited the content]
Some apps like gnome-disk, archive manager[file-roller], gnome-calculator, evince [gnome-disk-utility shown below] have their own margins/offsets for the buttons [close button highlighted having an offset contrary to the theme] in title bar independent of the theme. Can't this be controlled by the theme?

Mint 19.3 xfce

shown working fine in mint y dark and flat remix darkest.

gnome system monitor has an unmatching non-black colour band in the above region where buttons [processes, resources, file systems] are present. Is it intended? I think it should be total black matching with the rest of the body.

dual panels in nemo [shortcut F3] have no difference in appearance to tell which which panel is active.

linux Mint 19.3 xfce.

fields in searchmonkey are invisible until selected [once I even didn't know it existed until I found by accident clicking/guess].
Little better in Mint dark and Adwaita dark.

This theme

mint dark

adwaita dark

Linuxmint 19.3 xfce
Thank you, like the theme very much.

In MS Windows, when a window is maximised, I used to throw my cursor at the top right corner blindly at the close button to close the window quickly. But in many Linux themes, including this, the cursor changes into resizing arrow at the edge due to the 'right margin' and doesn't get clicked on the close button. So I have to retract it back and then click.

My question is, is it possible to have the 'right margin' only for the edge below the close button and not for the close button? How MS Windows manages this thing, that is, does it have resizing feature for the right edge excluding the close button?

Currently I delete the 'right margin' files from the xfwm4 theme to achieve this, in exchange also losing the resizing capability on the right edge.

Thank you very much for your help.

I learnt that gtk4 is not that compatible with gtk3, if that's true then i guess you will have to do much hard-work again like in the past [gtk 3.20 isuue mentioned on site]. Would you like to share your thoughts?
But i guess gtk4 will take its time to be adopted, like a couple of years, so you can relax for now?
Please throw some light on the future continuation of this theme and others when gtk4 arrives.
Thanks for all your work, I was just getting concerned.

Reproduce [shown in gif]:
1 open gnome system monitor and select button other than 'processes' [that is 'resource' or 'file systems']
2 open another window, say a file manager
3 close newly opened window to shift focus to gnome system monitor automatically [as it's the recent most app]
4 processes button has this thick white border instead of usual hard-to-notice border usually in other themes.

Linuxmint 19.3 xfce.

I couldn't find it at https://www.pling.com/u/elbullazul/ so may be needed to list there as well for humanity to take benefit. Thank you for a plethora of themes!

Thank you for this amazing work. Please make Windows-10-Acrylic-Dark for xfce too.