Theme changes are applied globally across all users #16269
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awaisahmed119
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Hey @awaisahmed119, I've converted this into a discussion, since this is working as intended. Theia is not designed to be used in a multi-tenancy use case and does not offer any support for it. See #13022 for more info on this. In theory, there are ways to support your request, for example by sourcing user preferences from a webservice or similar instead of the file system. However, there are many inherent security and privacy concerns involved with hosting one Theia instance for multiple users - I wouldn't recommend using the approach at all. See the linked discussion above for how to securely set up multi-tenancy for Theia apps. |
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Bug Description:
Currently, when one user switches the theme in Theia, the change is applied globally. As a result, any other user accessing the same instance will also see the updated theme.
This behavior is problematic in a multi-user environment, where theme preferences should ideally be user-specific (or even browser-session specific), rather than shared globally. Do we have any settings to achieve this?
Expected behavior:
We want theme should be scoped per user or per browser session, so that one user’s changes do not affect others.
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