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Increase Accessbilty/Contrast in dark theme #6687
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This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs during the next 2 weeks. Thank you for your contributions. |
Should be improved @bot :P |
I actually had some issues reading with the current contrast, so I made a new theme yesterday. |
@silverwind Would you be able to help me the source for the arc-green theme? As in: where did you find the values for the Less file? I noticed that the file is around for a long time, but you seem to have the most familiarity with it. KDE Breeze Dark colour palette is defined in https://develop.kde.org/hig/style/color/dark/ |
@TTWNO We touched the topic on Matrix before. Do you have ideas here? |
I plan to make a proper dark theme now that all colors are in CSS variables. After that is done, we can talk about high-contrast themes that would probably build on the default light/dark themes. |
The dark theme has changed a lot, I guess this issue could be closed? |
Yes, I think current dark theme has enough contrast. I have not ran WCAG on it yet, but I assume it'll be close to passing those tests. Proper "black" theme I would still like to do but we need infrastructure to support multiple dark/light themes in backend. |
Description
The contrast between background and font is low in dark theme. It is really exhausting using it. Depending on display/backlight and also features like "Low Blue Light" make sometimes hard to read the content. Compared to other dark themes the background is bright and font gray.
I like dark themes like YouTube or KDE breeze dark skin.
My suggestion wold be Lighthouse accessibility tool to test color contrast.

https://github.com/GoogleChrome/lighthouse/
Also used in Google insight
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