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Support high contrast mode in chrome without a plugin
See original GitHub issueSummary
Although Carbon supports Windows High Contrast Mode in Chrome with a Chrome plugin, you should be able to support it on native Chrome.
This can be done (in theory) by using the forced-colors media query instead of the prefers-contrast and -ms-high-contrast media queries.
Justification
Easier for vision-impaired people to use Carbon web apps if they don’t need to install a plugin.
Also, according to MDN, forced-colors is a web standard whereas prefers-contrast hasn’t been approved, and of course, -ms-high-contrast is Microsoft-specific.
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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OK, thanks. I’m expecting though that you’ll end up with dozens of tickets – one for every place you currently use
prefers-contrast– which seems like overkill for what should just essentially be a global search-and-replace. That’s why I thought this one ticket would be sufficient.WIP PR: #8489