High contrast mode issue on Windows 10
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Type: code issue
Operating System: Windows 10 20H2
Browser: Google Chrome 90
HTTPS Everywhere Version: 2021.4.15
Issue:
When I enable "High Contrast" mode on Windows 10, then disable the "forced colors" flag on Google Chrome (chrome://flags/#forced-colors), most of the text becomes black (instead of white). This is an HTTPS Everywhere bug because most of my extensions work fine.
Expected behavior: Text becomes white on a black background with high contrast mode on and forced colors off, or these setting changes have no effect.
Actual behavior: All text on the "HTTPS Everywhere is on" setting and below is black, on top of a black background, making the text impossible to read.
Steps to reproduce:
- Open Windows Settings and click "Ease of Access --> High Contrast"
- Click on the switch below "turn on high contrast"
- Open Google Chrome 90 on Windows 10
- Install HTTPS Everywhere if needed
- Go to chrome://flags/#forced-colors
- Change it to "disabled"
- Relaunch chrome
- Click on the HTTPS Everywhere extension