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UI Bug - Graphics look broken on Dashboard -- for Mac Catalina Firefox and Chrome

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‎08-29-2020 06:30

‎08-29-2020 06:30

A certain shade of light gray is not appearing on the dashboard for me, for Mac Catalina Firefox and Chrome.  When I click a popup, behind the overlay I can see what it's supposed to look like.  For example,  there are supposed to be empty glasses of water, but for me,  I see only white space.

 

I tried looking in different colorspaces and different monitors -  same thing.

 

Result is that the dashboard looks like a broken website.

 

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‎08-29-2020 07:11

‎08-29-2020 07:11

Looks fine to me in  3 different browsers

 

Try clearing  cache

 

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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‎08-29-2020 07:54

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‎08-29-2020 07:54

Ah thanks for checking.

 

I figured out, the color is #F0F0F0, and I had my accessibility settings to slightly increase display contrast, and thus that color I suppose gets lumped with pure white.

 

I hope the designers will consider using more accessible colors, for us oldsters.

 

Sorry, all, for the incredibly geeky thread.   Next one will be more relevant I promise.

 

 

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