Tokyo Night Storm (Reading)

Tokyo Night Storm with contrast tuned for long reading sessions. Enkia's canonical palette. Mint address bar, red controls.

Tokyo Night Storm with contrast tuned for long reading sessions. Enkia's canonical palette. Mint address bar, red controls. Tokyo Night Storm, tuned for people who keep a browser open all day. This is the canonical Storm palette from Enkia's Tokyo Night, applied to Chrome's window, tabs, toolbar, address bar and new tab page. Surface colours are Storm's own values, not an approximation. What is different here Most ports mix values from the Night and Storm variants, which leaves the window frame reading greyer and more violet than the toolbar sitting against it. Every surface in this theme sits on Storm's hue, so the window reads as one piece. Two accents depart from a plain port, on purpose: • The address bar renders the site's domain in mint (#73daca), so the hostname separates from the rest of the URL at a glance. • Toolbar controls are Storm red (#f7768e), which places them clearly against the blue-violet surfaces without shouting. Both are canonical Tokyo Night colours. Nothing was invented. On contrast Every text pair passes WCAG AA, the weakest at 4.78:1 and most above 6.5:1. Tabs are told apart by their labels rather than by surface brightness, which is what keeps the palette dark without making the active tab hard to find. Credit Tokyo Night is the work of Enkia, MIT licensed. This theme is a derived work and carries that notice. Source, including the exact colour values and the reasoning behind each choice, is public. github.com/nortonx/tokyo-night-storm-sober