| Thryduulf | |
| Aug 9 2013, 5:14 PM |
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| Mar 5 2016, 3:12 AM |
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| Mar 5 2016, 3:12 AM |
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| Mar 5 2016, 3:12 AM |
en.wp user Cryptic C62 reports that using Firefox with Windows Vista "high contrast" mode renders VE entirely unusable:
"Using Windows Vista, press Shift + Alt + Print Screen to activate "high contrast" mode. Open VE in Firefox. Weep uncontrollably (see screenshot)."
Screenshot: [[File:VE High Contrast.jpg]]
It is worth noting that, when using the high contrast extension for Chrome, the interface is fully visible in every setting. Hooray!
Version: unspecified
Severity: major
Visual Editor in Windows 7 High Contrast Mode in Firefox 44
Google.com in Microsoft's very own Internet Explorer 11
Microsoft.com in IE 11 at High Contrast Mode on Windows 7
Given those examples I highly question how many people are actually able to use any website with this functionality at all in its current implementation?! Seems poorly conceived.
@Jdforrester-WMF If nobody is opposing that in a reasonable time frame (30 days?) I'd recommend closing this task as "invalid".