The reason why I'm asking is because I'am using Web Of Trust for firefox with another addon called Dark Mode. However when in dark mode the donut circles which are normally green, yellow and red are inverted in color (Screenshot included).
Thinking turning colorblind mode on could reverse it, I want to try that and see if that helps, but I can't find the option anywhere in options.
How do you enable colorblind mode in firefox?
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How do you enable colorblind mode in firefox?
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Re: How do you enable colorblind mode in firefox?
I don't see "Colorblind Mode" in WoT for Firefox; it seems to have been lost during revisions. I do see many Firefox extensions named "Dark Mode".
Some extension authors simply attempt to invert all display colors (background, text, images, etc - this is what yours is doing); others make exemptions for elements such as images, so you may wish to test other Dark Mode extensions - check their screenshots.
If you go to Firefox Options > General > Language and Appearance > Colors
you can override page colors and drop the background from a scorching RGB 255,255,255 to, say, 240,240,240, and use Firefox's built-in Dark Theme.
Some extension authors simply attempt to invert all display colors (background, text, images, etc - this is what yours is doing); others make exemptions for elements such as images, so you may wish to test other Dark Mode extensions - check their screenshots.
If you go to Firefox Options > General > Language and Appearance > Colors
you can override page colors and drop the background from a scorching RGB 255,255,255 to, say, 240,240,240, and use Firefox's built-in Dark Theme.
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