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Re: OT Groups.io Un-Read Subject Font Color

Dale Ghent
 

There's a way to get Chrome to display certain sites in High Contrast mode, although it's not straight-forward to enable. This might help you with colors, which I don't think are under a mailing list owner's control on Groups.io.

I just tried it on groups.io and it does seem to work, and might be a solution for you on this and other sites. Instructions are here:

https://news.softpedia.com/news/how-google-chrome-will-handle-high-contrast-mode-going-forward-527829.shtml

Note it involves enabling a flag in Chrome and then downloading the High Contrast extension here:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/high-contrast/djcfdncoelnlbldjfhinnjlhdjlikmph

/dale

On Jan 21, 2021, at 09:52, jimmyjujames <jimmy_an@comcast.net> wrote:

Hello Karen

I use Chrome as my web browser these days

The default groups.io un-read subject font color is a light-blue
The read subject font color changes to black.

My old eyes do not easily differentiate light-blue from black at the small default font size.

My work-around is to increase font size to 150% with Control-plus.

I've looked in groups.io-Subscription and Chrome-Settings for color preferences.
Hopefully I missed it somewhere but,

Increasing font size to 150% with Control-plus is not a problem.
Groups.io remembers my last font size change so I only need to increase font size (Control-Plus) to 150% once.

Thanks
Jimmy
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