3 ms·
Yet the linked text shows as black on darkish gray background to me, making it very hard for me to read.
by wutwutwutwut 5y ago
Yet the linked text shows as black on darkish gray background to me, making it very hard for me to read.
- laputan_machine 5y agoit's almost black (#0b0c0c) on almost white (#f3f2f1), you can this by inspecting the CSS
- wongarsu 5y agoFor me it's black text on white background, in one narrow easy to read column of text.
- emerongi 5y agoIt is because of the cookie banner. It makes the rest of the page grayer to highlight the banner. Once you close it, it is black on light-gray, which is actually the most palatable combination for me (reasonable contrast between text and background). Yet another reason why cookie banners suck. I'd say this site's cookie banner is less sucky than others, actually.
- chronogram 5y ago> Yet another reason why cookie banners suck. More like yet another reason why that government wanting to track its citizens via Google analytics sucks.
- smcl 5y agoI get you and mostly agree, but using GA on its gov.uk websites is probably the least intrusive surveillance the UK does. GCHQ were pretty heavily involved in those Snowden leaks, and I don’t imagine they’ve backed off at all since then.
- wutwutwutwut 5y ago> I'd say this site's cookie banner is less sucky than others, actually. So a cookie banner which makes the entire page unreadable without showing, you know, a cookie banner is less sucky than others? I had no idea there was a cookie banner. Was the unreadable text supposed to give it away? Most cookie banners show some text which lets me approve or reject cookies.