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How to fix the low-contrast problem of pages in case of Low vision?

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Pages like the Firefox "Getting started" page are in such low contrast these days that they are nearly impossible for me to read. The same is the case with Google maps and many other sites. (Fashionable...?) Does anyone know if there are settings or plugins or anything to get rid of this problem? The only thing on improving contrast I have been able to find makes use of the EXTRA menu, but my version of Firefox doesn't have that menu. (Netbook version) Help would be greatly appreciated!

Pages like the Firefox "Getting started" page are in such low contrast these days that they are nearly impossible for me to read. The same is the case with Google maps and many other sites. (Fashionable...?) Does anyone know if there are settings or plugins or anything to get rid of this problem? The only thing on improving contrast I have been able to find makes use of the EXTRA menu, but my version of Firefox doesn't have that menu. (Netbook version) Help would be greatly appreciated!

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These three may be useful and built into Firefox to change the themes of pages: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/accessibility-features-firefox-make-...

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These three may be useful and built into Firefox to change the themes of pages: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/accessibility-features-firefox-make-...