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Is this specific to a version of Firefox, or an extension? I'm using Firefox 62.0, and I do not see a difference in color between the domain and the rest of th
by neogodless 8y ago
Is this specific to a version of Firefox, or an extension?
I'm using Firefox 62.0, and I do not see a difference in color between the domain and the rest of the URL.
(Windows 10, 1080p screen.)
ETA: Holy crap, if I zoom into a screenshot, I can see the difference. My eyes cannot benefit from this feature under normal circumstances, though. Looks like black (#000000) and gray (#807D7D).
- Freak_NL 8y agoI get #9D9D9D on Firefox 61 on Ubuntu (1080p). It is perfectly clear to me. If you have trouble distinguishing between the grey and black, perhaps file a bug report requesting to slightly lower the saturation of the grey? Or perhaps your browser's theme is using that darker grey?
- crispyporkbites 8y agothe parent might actually need an eyetest...
- Macha 8y agoYou may want to check your monitor's brightness/gamma settings. That's a major difference to be invisble, and there's many sites that use light grey on white which are much much closer than this (sadly :( )
- jeltz 8y agoThe difference is huge on my screen, you may want to check your monitor settings.
- type0 8y agoIt also depends on the theme if you chose one.