I have neither a perfect monitor nor do I have perfect eyes. More often than not, I run into web sites that are just too dim/faded that I cannot read the text or see text boxes. I have seen this referred to as "The Grey Plague".
Since I can use <CRTL> wheel to change font size, what code can I write to use <ALT> wheel to change the font contrast?
Jump to PostI use a Mac now, but I remember back in the day, Internet Explorer had a settings option to override any website's CSS with your own color scheme. There might be Chrome extensions or Firefox plugins that do this as well.
I use a Mac now, but I remember back in the day, Internet Explorer had a settings option to override any website's CSS with your own color scheme. There might be Chrome extensions or Firefox plugins that do this as well.
I came up short on any Windows API to do this. But I want to at least mention Reader Mode in FireFox and f.lux.
Any improvement when you set your Operating System to "Hi-contrast" general appearance? There could be such useful options labeled "Accessibility" or so; no need to be very disabled to enjoy them ; )
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