Fix mark styles in Windows High Contrast Mode #265
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In some browsers (IE11, Chromium-based browsers) the marked text in search results are unreadable with forced colour modes when the background is black because the text colour for `<mark>` elements is set to black. This commit fixes this by re-asserting that the marked text should be the same colour as the surrounding text. We also have to set `background-color: Canvas`, because in Firefox `background-color: transparent` is also ignored (unlike in IE11, Chromiums).
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In some browsers (IE11, Chromium-based browsers) the marked text in search results are unreadable with forced colour modes when the background is black because the text colour for
<mark>elements is set to black. This is especially present in Windows High Contrast Mode (HCM).This commit fixes this by re-asserting that the marked text should be the same colour as the surrounding text.
We also have to set
background-color: Canvas, because in Firefoxbackground-color: transparentis also ignored (unlike in IE11, Chromiums).Screenshots