Use an override https://github.com/luisbocanegra/plasma-panel-colorizer/discussions/146

Thanks, it worked as expected. However, I want to mention that with the latest implementations it has become impossible for me to configure Plasmoid through the js scripts of the global Kde Plasma themes, before if it was possible and use it on some global issues, hopefully in the future it will be possible. I still think this is great work.

I don't use global themes, what's wrong with the old versions? Is it failing to download, downloading an older version, or not downloading at all? Also, will the download count go down if I do? (I know it says it won't in the Files tab but I don't know if I should trust that...). Honestly, I kind of regret having correct versioning instead of updating the same file over and over due to the aforementioned issues (with get new stuff and discover) but I also think doing so is the only way for these bugs to be found/reported/fixed.

This plasmoid is a dependency for a global theme, but installing the theme can be problematic. The automatic installation of this widget often fails because there are multiple files, and the automatic process doesn't allow user intervention to select the correct version to download. Regarding the versions, you can delete them and they will still be available for download, they will be archived

Okay I archived the old versions. But now the KDE "Get New Stuff "thing shows half the downloads, so even though the download counts still show up in the archived files, they don't count, oh well... Is that another bug or was it because I had "Download lock for archived files" enabled? I suspect they just count what's available to download but have no idea whether archived downloads that can still be downloaded should count or not

They are still counted in the count, thank you and again great work, taking advantage of the fact that they have a lot of knowledge. Do you know any way to call the url of the active wallpaper?

You can use qdbus like this `qdbus org.kde.plasmashell /PlasmaShell org.kde.PlasmaShell.wallpaper 0` and it will work for themes that expose the current wallpaper, you will have to parse the output as it returns all the plugin settings. Unfortunately some plugins like the "Picture of the Day" one don't store the absolute path, others (specially live wallpapers) may not store anything useful at all, the workaround I found for those wallpapers was to take a screenshot of the desktop. In the end it works for any wallpaper but is kind of clunky sometimes, you can find the code here https://github.com/luisbocanegra/kde-material-you-colors also wrote some more context about the wallpaper detection here https://github.com/luisbocanegra/kde-material-you-colors/issues/187

I meant C (cpp) not sure what happened with the plus symbols there

Hi. Custom blur region for panel background has been added through a Cpp plugin, it will be optional and need to be installed separately when the next version is released. Blurring the widget background when panel background is disabled is still being looked into.