Problem
Doesn’t meet contrast requirements in IE11, Firefox, or Edge
Steps to reproduce
Enable High Contrast mode in Windows


| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | breadcrumb-after.jpg | 5.11 KB | katherined |
| #3 | breadcrumb-before.jpg | 4.24 KB | katherined |
| #3 | interdiff_2-3.txt | 2.75 KB | katherined |
| #3 | 3171727-3.patch | 2.85 KB | katherined |
| #2 | 3171727-2.patch | 2.45 KB | katherined |
Comments
Comment #2
katherinedThis should bring the contrast to an acceptable ratio in high contrast modes.
Comment #3
katherinedI think this is actually a much better approach, and covers Firefox in high-contrast mode. The only slight downside might be that the breadcrumb icon without high-contrast is now darker and matches the text, but I don't see a problem with that as it is barely visible, and there is a lot of upside.
Before:

After:

Comment #4
ckrinaLooks 👍 on a design perspective. Agreed with @katherined about not being a problem because it's a really small change.
Comment #6
lauriiiCommitted 1bfea45 and pushed to 9.1.x. Thanks!