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Firefox Screenshots is not compatible with Windows High Contrast themes #3174

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emilghittasv opened this issue Jul 21, 2017 · 2 comments
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[Affected versions]:
Firefox 55.0b11
Firefox Screenshots version: 10.5.0

Firefox 56.0a1
Firefox Screenshots version: 10.7.0

[Steps to reproduce]:

  1. Launch Firefox with a clean profile.
  2. Enable Firefox Screenshots.
  3. Enable a High Contrast Theme on Windows.

[Expected result]:
The Overlay is visible and screenshots can be easily performed.

[Actual result]:
The overlay is displayed as black (which makes the content not visible).

high contrast theme

@emilghittasv emilghittasv changed the title Firefox Screenshots are not compatible with Windows High Contrast themes Firefox Screenshots is not compatible with Windows High Contrast themes Jul 21, 2017
@johngruen johngruen added P3 P2 and removed P3 labels Aug 17, 2017
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ianb commented Aug 17, 2017

Maybe we can detect this and change styles: http://hanshillen.github.io/HCMDS/hcmode_detection.html

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I wanna look at this on windows.

@johngruen johngruen self-assigned this Aug 17, 2017
@ghost ghost added the firefox Something that has to ship in the add-on in Firefox label Sep 21, 2017
@ghost ghost assigned jaredhirsch and unassigned johngruen Sep 22, 2017
@ianb ianb closed this as completed in c46d7dd Sep 27, 2017
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Fix #3174, make selector view usable on high contrast themes
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