I use High Contrast mode on Windows 7. My browser's frame is similarly high-contrast. However, it has recently begun to alter the colors of the websites themselves, so I am now viewing webpages in hues other than those intended for display.
When I turn off the High Contrast option, they return to normal, but I can't get it to effect only windows and not the websites I visit again.
Do you know if this may be caused by a new update or something? Because I didn't touch anything that I am aware of.
Not sure how this relates to ASTER, but you may need to check windows settings related to the contrast option and see if there is way to revert it to default.
I don't know how this pertains to ASTER, but you can try looking for a means to reset Windows' contrast settings to default in the system preferences.
I use High Contrast mode on Windows 7. My browser's frame is similarly high-contrast. However, it has recently begun to alter the colors of the websites themselves, so I am now viewing webpages in hues other than those intended for display.
When I turn off the High Contrast option, they return to normal, but I can't get it to effect only windows and not the websites I visit again.
Do you know if this may be caused by a new update or something? Because I didn't touch anything that I am aware of.
It’s likely due to a browser or Windows update—some browsers now follow system high contrast settings. Try adjusting your browser’s accessibility or color settings, or disable “use system colors” if available.
I use High Contrast mode on Windows 7. My browser's frame is similarly high-contrast. However, it has recently begun to alter the colors of the websites speed stars themselves, so I am now viewing webpages in hues other than those intended for display.
This might be due to a recent browser update enforcing system-wide contrast settings. Try checking your browser’s accessibility or color settings—some now sync with Windows High Contrast mode and may override site colors. A browser rollback might help too.
