Buttons that match your brand
- new The text on the "Start chat" and "Send" buttons now follows your embed's text color on every chat surface — the embed, the full page behind your link, and the page people land on after popping out of the embed — so the buttons always match your launcher.
- new Hovering those buttons now shades your accent color slightly darker (or lighter on very dark accents) instead of a fixed green. Custom CSS can steer both with the new `--button-fg` variable and the existing `--accent-hover`.
- improved The built-in theme presets (Dark, Warm, Frost, Sunset, Bubblegum) now theme these buttons too, so loaded themes keep one consistent palette.
You can pick the accent color of your chat, but the buttons had opinions of their own. Their text was a fixed color, and hovering always shaded them the same green, whatever your brand actually looked like.
Button text now follows the text color you chose for your embed, on every surface the buttons appear: the embed on your site, the full page behind your link, and the page people land on after popping the embed out into a tab. Hovering shades your accent slightly darker, or lighter when your accent is very dark, instead of imposing a green.
You steer all of it from the sender page section on each link's customize page: pick a built-in theme, set your accent, or write custom CSS, and the phone preview beside the settings shows the page exactly as people will see it.
If you write custom CSS, two variables steer all of it: the existing accent variable for the base color and its hover companion for the shade. The built-in themes (Dark, Warm, Frost, Sunset, Bubblegum) were retuned in the same pass so loaded themes keep one consistent palette across launcher, buttons, and bubbles.
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