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Description
When using a system theme that uses a bright text color (e.g. white) the text inside the element pickers text area becomes illegible because the background-color of the text area is set to white by this addon's CSS.
Install a system theme that changes text color to white (e.g. Adwaita-dark from Gnome and start Firefox with MOZ_ALLOW_GTK_DARK_THEME=true firefox )
Use uBlock to enter element picker mode and click on somewhere on a web page to open up the element picker dialog.
Expected behavior:
The text inside the text area with the rule that the user is about to create is readable.
Actual behavior:
The text is not readable.
Your environment
uBlock Origin version: uBlock Origin v1.15.24
Browser Name and version: Firefox 59.0.2
Operating System and version: ArchLinux (No version numbering)
Possible fix
Either remove the background-color CSS rule to have the text area use the system default background color or add a color rule. I've attached a patch that does the latter and fixes this issue.
Prerequisites
Description
When using a system theme that uses a bright text color (e.g. white) the text inside the element pickers text area becomes illegible because the background-color of the text area is set to white by this addon's CSS.
A specific URL where the issue occurs
https://www.mozilla.org
Steps to Reproduce
Expected behavior:
The text inside the text area with the rule that the user is about to create is readable.
Actual behavior:
The text is not readable.
Your environment
Possible fix
Either remove the background-color CSS rule to have the text area use the system default background color or add a color rule. I've attached a patch that does the latter and fixes this issue.
epicker.patch
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