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@jonduenas Oh nice, thanks! That was a great hint! 🙏
I’ve updated my StackOverflow question, because for some reason the following code only updates the back button and not the other action buttons.
Any ideas why? 🤔

@alexkaessner Hmm. Not sure. Assume you’re adding those buttons as ToolBarItems? Maybe have to set their tint there?

The SwiftUI to UIKit translation is a mystery to me. You’d think your code would work but 🤷🏻‍♂️

@jonduenas It's indeed a big mystery how it works or better said why not …

Anyways, the folks at StackOverflow helped me to find a solution now. 🥳 So yeah the solution is to tint each individual Button of the ToolbarItems. Leads to a bit of extra code, but looks like the best possible approach: stackoverflow.com/a/75665184/7

Stack OverflowUINavigationBarAppearance Button tintColor isn’t working with SwiftUI (in iOS 16)The Problem In order to customize the NavigationBar in my full SwiftUI app, I had to use a bridge to UIKit using the UINavigationBarAppearance() to change the background, title attributes, etc. Now...

@jonduenas Thanks a lot for looking into it and helping me out as well! 🤙

@alexkaessner Yup that’s what I thought. You could make a simple custom ButtonStyle to apply pretty easily to your toolbar buttons.