Git master everything STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. System settings -> Colors and Themes -> Colors 2. "Breeze Classic" -> Edit color scheme -> Save As -> "Breeze Classic mine" 3. Edit the new color theme: Active titlebar: pick a color and save. Close the window 4. Apply "Breeze Classic Mine" OBSERVED RESULT The new color scheme doesn't use the Active tielebar color you selected. its underlying file in ~/.local/share/color-schemes doesn't have it, either. EXPECTED RESULT Changes got saved; titlebar is the expected color.
I just tested this on today's git-master and I noticed a detail that might be related Using the Breeze Dark global theme 1. System settings -> Colors and Themes -> Colors 2. "Breeze Classic" -> Edit color scheme -> Save As -> "Breeze Classic mine" 3. Edit the new color theme: Active titlebar: pick a color and save. Close the window - I don't see Active titlebar, but I edited other noticeable elements like View Background and Button elements - After saving and closing the window, the new color scheme is not shown in in the list. It only was shown after closing and reopening the KColorSchemeEditor - After reopening the color editor, I can find the color scheme I created, but it doesn't have the changes I made. The changes were not saved. 4. Apply "Breeze Classic Mine" - I re-edited my custom test theme, saved and applied. I see the colors in ~/.local/share/color-schemes/BreezeDarkMine.colors. They are applied, when using the Breeze Dark global theme, after logging out and back in.