Hey, thanks for the report. From the screenshot, it looks like the buttons are actually there, but they’re invisible because the icon color matches the background. This is a known contrast issue on dark themes.
The most common cause is the titleBar.activeForeground setting in workbench.colorCustomizations often set by the Peacock extension. Try this:
Open settings.json via Ctrl+Shift+P, then run Open User Settings (JSON)
Find workbench.colorCustomizations. If it has titleBar.activeForeground, delete that line or change it to a lighter color like #cccccc
If you use Peacock, try disabling it
If you don’t have any customizations, try running cursor --disable-extensions in your terminal and check if the buttons show up.
I’m on 3.0.14 now and same problem and none of this is fixing it. I have to regress to 2.6.x for it to work. Thi sis a bug and 3.x is unusable for me. I know yoiu hear this all the time, but I’m a independent developer, I’m spending hundreds a month on this software, and you shouldn’t dump your bug fixes on me. Please get this fixed.
Additionally, there’s no evidence the buttons are there but stylistically hidden. When I click my mouse in the region where the buttons should be nothing happens.
On top of this I’m hit the recent but of Cursor auto-updating even when set not to, so I have to this 3 to 2.6 regression almost every day now. Thanks. Wish you’d at least acknowledge this is still a problem.
Turns out Cursor’s own tech support doesn’t know as much about their product as Grok. The buttons I”m asking about have been intentionally removed. Glad Grok was able to help me for free, since tghe company I’m paying hundreds to a month for the product refused to.
