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Yellow/peach! Do you not see that? Do they all look the same to you?? Please tell me this isn't another "what colour's the dress" incident.
love itmfb said:#FFF4E5 as background color, while the threads with replies have #FDFDFD

I agree w/ that ... it's what PaintShop shows. This is what it looks like on my screen:mfb said:#FFF4E5 as background color, while the threads with replies have #FDFDFD
So you're seeing the same very low contrast that I'm now seeing? Let's lobby Greg to make the contrast a little higher.Evo said:It's barely noticeable. At first I didn't even notice until attention was called to it.
Yeah, it's not really noticeable. Greg, make it more distinct! Pwease.phinds said:So you're seeing the same very low contrast that I'm now seeing? Let's lobby Greg to make the contrast a little higher.
Thanks, Evo.
That's amazing considering that you are wearing sunglasses. Wait, maybe it's polarized somehow and THAT'S how you see it so clearly.Ryan_m_b said:Strange, it's clear as day for me.
What change? Do you mean from before PF 4.0 ? I think it's been the same since 4.0 started.Nugatory said:Weird - this change made the unanswered threads show up for the first time on my ancient iPad.
phinds said:What change? Do you mean from before PF 4.0 ? I think it's been the same since 4.0 started.
Interesting. Looks like I get the least contrast by looking straight on. Off center both the unanswered and the pined backgrounds get much darker. Dell monitor.DaveC426913 said:BTW, if you are not looking at your screen at the optimal angle, these subtle diffs can all but disappear. Try adjusting your eye-to-screen angle and see if that improves things.
For me, on a Dell laptop, if I look obliquely up at it, it is a darker peach/coral. If I look obliquely down at it, it is cyan! (complementary)dlgoff said:Interesting. Looks like I get the least contrast by looking straight on. Off center both the unanswered and the pined backgrounds get much darker. Dell monitor.
Interesting. You are quite right Dave. If I tilt my screen at a big angle away from straight on I see MUCH more contrast.DaveC426913 said:BTW, if you are not looking at your screen at the optimal angle, these subtle diffs can all but disappear. Try adjusting your eye-to-screen angle and see if that improves things.
Oh, I wanted to suggest bright red and blinking.DaveC426913 said:While it is subtle taken without context, in my opinion, it is quite sufficiently distinct when seen in the bulk of multiple rows. The point of a highlight such as this is that it should not be so glaring as to distract from the many other visual cues on a given page for other purposes.
Well, I found that by tilting my monitor WAY away from me, I see the contrast clearly. To get a contrast that I can see when the monitor is straight on will probably be more contrast for most folks than Greg wants to do.mfb said:Oh, I wanted to suggest bright red and blinking.
phinds: did you play around with the colors to see what would be visible on your monitor?