Color inversion in Firefox Android App

[azzydog]

Hey guys,

my eyesight is quite bad, which is why I use color inversion all the time. Turn a white page into a black one and voila: I can read it. My issue is that in Firefox on Android when I invert colors via Android accessibility, any picture flips back to its original color. That's really bad for my usecase because it's extremely hard to read black letters on a white infographic for example and I can't manipulate it anymore.

Is this behavior actually wanted or is it a bug? I'm not quite sure if it's supposed to be a good thing and I'm the only one who doesn't like it. Would be great to hear your opinion and whether or not I should submit it as a bug.

Thanks!

[Wireball]

That's interesting that it flips the images back on a system-wide color inversion.  I'm not experiencing that on Android 12 / Firefox 129.0; I'm guessing that they either fixed it since your post, or it behaves differently on my phone. 

On a side note, I do appreciate you mentioning that such a setting exists, because I was looking a way to change a white-background website to a black background for more comfortable night viewing.  Thanks!  Yes, I see that it does change my normally-dark toolbars to white, but that's better than the main page being all bright (alternatively, if I want un-inverted images I see that reader view is available on Android, but that's not what you were after).

[azzydog]

Yes it's been fixed 🙂 Check out the dark reader addon. it turns white websites to black. works on Firefox for Android and PC