Leafwork PBR av DFoster

Leafwork PBR is an atmospheric earthy theme built on the principle of
"materials, not pixels" — Firefox should feel like layered physical
surfaces, not floating screen elements.

The palette is anchored on warm wet-stone darks, weathered wood, fog,
paper, and moss. Color is reserved for the things that need to be
noticed: the active tab indicator, the focused URL bar, attention
icons. Everything else stays quiet so the things that matter actually
stand out.

A subtle paper-grain texture runs through the header — barely visible
at normal viewing distance, but enough to remove the sterile flatness
of pure digital surfaces.

Features
• Automatic light and dark variants. Follows the Firefox appearance
preference (Settings → Language and Appearance → Website appearance)
or your operating system's setting.
• Carved, inset URL bar that reads as part of the toolbar instead of
floating on top of it.
• Moss-green active-tab line and focus ring. Warm-gold attention
icons for downloads and starred bookmarks.
• Colorblind-friendly accent choices throughout.

Designed as part of the Leafwork PBR visual system. Works well for
long sessions — the warm neutrals are easier on the eyes than the
pure-black themes that have become the default.