ColorBlendr

• New theme engine Theming is rebuilt on a token engine driven by Material Color Utilities, now generated straight from the upstream sources. The system overlay, the in-app preview, the palette grids and community cards all go through the same pipeline, so the preview matches the applied theme exactly Light and dark colors are written into the same overlay (Android 14+) Reworked saturation and lightness tuning with adaptive gamut clipping Covers the Monet tokens added in Android 17 and the fixed and dim tokens missing on Android 15+ /e/OS 4.0 (Android 16) theming compatibility
• Color tokens (root) Override any Material color token with a palette shade or a custom color, separately for light and dark. This replaces the old manual override setting A token usage guide explains where each token shows up Overrides that make text barely readable get a low-contrast warning
• Per-app colors (root) Override colors for individual apps, with automatic discovery of the colors an app defines Per-app overlays now carry both light and dark palettes Pitch black selects the apps it needs on its own: Settings, Settings Search, LineageParts, the theme picker and Dolby Atmos on Android 15+, plus Pixel Launcher, the Google app, Google News and Play Games. Turning it off removes only the apps it added. Apps you select, deselect or give custom colors are left alone Nothing is pre-selected by default anymore
• Contrast levels (root) New contrast level setting The ColorSpec and contrast rows show the current selection, and the ColorSpec picker explains each version
• Wallpaper colors Live wallpapers are followed as their colors change Long-press the app icon to apply one of your wallpaper colors straight from the launcher The device stays awake during the screen-off color update wait, so the update isn't dropped The basic color grid now has nine evenly spaced colors

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