They carried the same fill and the same pill, so the password field looked like a command. A field now holds 10 per cent white against a button's 18 and a main action's 30 - hollow against raised, which is the only cue left once borders are gone.
The settings panel also reclaimed the top of the screen, above the title: created hidden, FMX moves it to the head of the stack when it becomes visible. Its position is now reasserted each time it appears.
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Not the desktop's slate any more: a blue gradient behind, blocks that are only translucent white laid over it, no borders at all, wide radii, white text. Depth comes from transparency, which is why the frames are gone - a hairline reads as a desktop application immediately.
There is no coloured accent in the reference either: primary and secondary differ by how much white they carry, 30 against 18 per cent. The 2FA code goes white, carried by its size. Nothing is uppercase - the second plane is marked by colour and size alone.
Three compiler traps on the way, all worth knowing: TBrush needs FMX.Graphics in the INTERFACE clause, a fresh TGradient already runs top to bottom, and TForm already owns a parameterless PaintBackground that shadowed the unit's.
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I had followed the desktop capture - a squared field with slightly rounded corners - without thinking of the search bar the phone itself uses. On a phone that pill is the reference, and the app should look like where it runs.
Edits become pills; the memo keeps its sober corners. A magnifier is drawn inside the field, as a circle and a handle rather than a glyph, since no font is guaranteed across devices. Drawing inside a TEdit works - it is only the clickable that does not, which is why the clear cross stays beside it.
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Dark.style has no transparent template for an edit or a memo, so a StyleLookup at them fell back silently to the normal one and its grey background - the search field and the log were the last two things clashing with a painted interface. Since the style is vendored anyway, make-style.ps1 rebuilds it from Delphi's with those two backgrounds set to the palette. Reproducible, so a palette change does not quietly lose the patch.
The log is hidden now: it only serves diagnosis and it was taking a third of the screen at every launch. A Journal button beside the server settings brings it back.
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