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Following a recent update, the visual contrast between typed text (--main-color) and untyped text (--sub-color) on the default Dark theme has been drastically reduced.
Previously, unwritten future text had a distinct, comfortable opacity-like fade that made it easy to distinguish from active text. Now, the --sub-color renders as a much brighter grey, making all text appear at what visually feels like a flat 1 opacity. The contrast difference is now so subtle that it severely impacts readability and muscle memory tracking during fast typing.
To Reproduce
- Set the site theme to
dark.
- Ensure
flip test colors is turned off.
- Ensure
colorful mode and blind mode are turned off.
- Start a test and observe that unwritten text lacks the distinct, muted fade it previously had, appearing almost completely solid.
Expected behavior
The default dark theme should maintain a strong, readable contrast hierarchy out of the box, with unwritten text being sufficiently dimmed/faded compared to the active text—mirroring its historical appearance before the recent color variables change.
Additional context
While this can technically be patched individually via Custom CSS, having the primary default theme suffer from flat text opacity contrast hurts the core out-of-the-box user experience for anyone who relies on a clear visual fade to track their progress.
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Describe the bug
Following a recent update, the visual contrast between typed text (
--main-color) and untyped text (--sub-color) on the default Dark theme has been drastically reduced.Previously, unwritten future text had a distinct, comfortable opacity-like fade that made it easy to distinguish from active text. Now, the
--sub-colorrenders as a much brighter grey, making all text appear at what visually feels like a flat1opacity. The contrast difference is now so subtle that it severely impacts readability and muscle memory tracking during fast typing.To Reproduce
dark.flip test colorsis turned off.colorful modeandblind modeare turned off.Expected behavior
The default
darktheme should maintain a strong, readable contrast hierarchy out of the box, with unwritten text being sufficiently dimmed/faded compared to the active text—mirroring its historical appearance before the recent color variables change.Additional context
While this can technically be patched individually via Custom CSS, having the primary default theme suffer from flat text opacity contrast hurts the core out-of-the-box user experience for anyone who relies on a clear visual fade to track their progress.
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Current Behavior
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Expected Behavior
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