Dark Mode Font Color For Secondary Info

[Shuasha]

Would it be possible to change the font color for subtext to stand out a little better? Maybe it's just my monitors (I have 4, it's slightly better on a few), but it really blends in too much in lots of places. I'm talking about the one used where the arrows are pointing, I'm not sure if subtext is the right term.

 

[ColonelBadger]

Nope, this changed in the last few days I believe. I have the same issue.

 

[DeaneG]

Same here. It's very difficult to read.

 

[Joe]

Try now.

 

[xponents]

Would it be possible to change the font color for subtext to stand out a little better? Maybe it's just my monitors (I have 4, it's slightly better on a few), but it really blends in too much in lots of places. I'm talking about the one used where the arrows are pointing, I'm not sure if subtext is the right term.
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I actually really like how the “less important” info isn’t that distinct (although I can see it relatively easily)! This new color scheme is really clean and aesthetically pleasing, and I love it just the way it is. However, for some people, it might be harder to see, so that has to be considered.

 

[xponents]

Try now.

I reloaded the page, and it looks the same. What is it supposed to look like?

 

[Joe]

I reloaded the page, and it looks the same. What is it supposed to look like?

Look at OPs image.

 

[borski]

@Joe this is due to the new theme / upgrade. I agree it is quite low-contrast, and we should probably change it for better UX.

 

[Shuasha]

Try now.

It looks a lot better, thank you!

 

[ColonelBadger]

Yup. Better.

 

[DeaneG]

Thank you!

 

[DeaneG]

I actually really like how the “less important” info isn’t that distinct (although I can see it relatively easily)! This new color scheme is really clean and aesthetically pleasing, and I love it just the way it is. However, for some people, it might be harder to see, so that has to be considered.

Everyone loses contrast sensitivity as their eyes age. I has to stop and stare to read it, though my eyes are much better than my wife's.