Describe your feature request
I would foot like to behave like the urxvt setting URxvt.colorBD = #ffffff does.
That means, for bold text which doesn't set a color, it should the my specified color instead of the foreground color.
e.g. for echo -e "\e[1mtext\e[0m"
but not for: echo -e "\e[1;31mtext\e[0m"
Many applications are just setting the bold state, e.g. vim for active tabs, weechat.
Being able to differentiate bold from the default color improves visibility a lot. Example:
### Describe your feature request
I would foot like to behave like the urxvt setting `URxvt.colorBD = #ffffff` does.
That means, for bold text which doesn't set a color, it should the my specified color instead of the foreground color.
e.g. for `echo -e "\e[1mtext\e[0m"`
but not for: `echo -e "\e[1;31mtext\e[0m"`
Many applications are just setting the bold state, e.g. vim for active tabs, weechat.
Being able to differentiate bold from the default color improves visibility a lot. Example:
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