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Active tab color is not contrasted enough from inactive. Difficult to tell difference/

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GlenF replied
GlenF
GlenF

With perfect back lighting and just a handful of tabs open it's is marginally ok. but with a lot of tabs it takes me a long time to see the active tab. Is there away to customize to MY needs? I am currently using the Dark Theme. On 91.0. 64bit

Thank you for any help. Take care and Be Safe

With perfect back lighting and just a handful of tabs open it's is marginally ok. but with a lot of tabs it takes me a long time to see the active tab. Is there away to customize to MY needs? I am currently using the Dark Theme. On 91.0. 64bit Thank you for any help. Take care and Be Safe
GlenF
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Photon Colors is a simple solution but "for me it is brilliant" To any that find this. Photon simply turns off Facebook I now find the FF Purple Prizm works well enough to DROP PHOTON

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cor-el
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You can look at this extension for colors in the user interface.

You can also create your own theme:

GlenF
GlenF Question owner

Thank you cor-el. the Photon colors seem to have done the trick. Please do not marked solved just yet as I need a bit of time to research what it fully does 

Just a couple days out of surgery so lots of sleeping involved atm. THANK you for understanding.
GlenF
GlenF Question owner

Chosen Solution

Photon Colors is a simple solution but "for me it is brilliant" To any that find this. Photon simply turns off Facebook I now find the FF Purple Prizm works well enough to DROP PHOTON