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I am not blind but I have shitty sight and I wish web browsers do the same thing they are doing now with http sites an deny access to web pages with light grey
by pmarin 8y ago
I am not blind but I have shitty sight and I wish web browsers do the same thing they are doing now with http sites an deny access to web pages with light grey text over nuclear white background.
- defanor 8y agoA global [dark] CSS theme helps to deal with that. Setting display brightness to minimum and increasing contrast can help to mitigate it, too.
- zzo38computer 8y agoI do not think you need to deny access (although I think that if the webpage doesn't need colours, it shouldn't set any at all, instead using the user's preferences), but (as defanor mentioned) you can apply CSS (although it doesn't have to be global; I generally apply user CSS individually instead, since each webpage needs a different CSS to be fixed; usually webpages that don't already have CSS don't need any CSS to fix them, I find, though)