01-27-2024 06:11 PM
Windows implements color filters for people with color blindness, and people with other visual impairments. A new feature of Firefox maintains image colors while allowing the color of everything else to change. Although this is obviously desirable sometimes, this feature can break accessible workflows.
For example, I use the color inversion filter via keyboard shortcut to quickly make images more readable. With this update, color filters aren't respected, and I can't read these images. I would love to see a feature to disable this functionality. In the meantime, I'm going to have to switch to a less privacy-focused browser that doesn't break this accessibility feature.
02-06-2024 11:52 AM
oh, so it wasn't just me having this issue. i've been trying to fix this for like, an hour and a half. i invert my screen colors all the time to see images easier, and firefox seems to have just broken that. this is unacceptable.
02-16-2024 03:26 PM
Same problem here... this is VERY FRUSTRATING!
I've had windows set up for years with a simple color inversion shortcut that makes surfing the web much easier... I'm legally blind. Well now that doesn't work... Mozilla needs to FIX THIS
02-18-2024 02:56 PM
This started happening to me after updating to version 122. It now inverts images and videos back to positive when enabling color inversion on Windows. I have tried looking in the about:config options but can't find anything to disable this behavior. This is really annoying and should NOT be forced upon us.
02-18-2024 11:53 PM
At about:config
try setting layout.css.inverted-colors.enabled to true
02-19-2024 02:36 AM
Makes no difference.
02-19-2024 05:22 AM
Too bad.