I use High Contrast mode in Windows 7. The frame of my browser is accordingly high-contrasted,. But suddently, right now, it has also started affecting the colors of the websites themselves, so I watch webs in different colors now than the ones they are meant to display.
If I take out the High Contrast mode, they are normal again, but I cannot make it so it affects windows, but not the webs visited 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.
Some settings in Windows 7 can conflict with High Contrast mode and affect the colors in your browser. Make sure your High Contrast mode settings are configured correctly on your system. Go to the Windows Control Panel, search for "Color Display Options" or "Display Effects" and check the High Contrast mode settings.
I use High Contrast mode in Windows 7. The frame of my browser is accordingly high-contrasted,. But suddently, right now, it has also started affecting the colors of the websites themselves, so I watch webs in different colors now than the ones they are meant to display.
If I take out the High Contrast mode, they are normal again, but I cannot make it so it affects windows, but not the webs visited 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.
This is likely not caused by a new update, but rather a feature of the High Contrast mode itself.
It has even begun to impact the colors of webpages, causing them to display different hues than intended.
I use High Contrast mode in Windows 7. The frame of my browser is accordingly high-contrasted,. But suddently, right now, it has also started affecting the colors of the websites themselves, so I watch webs in different colors now than the ones they are meant to display.
If I take out the High Contrast mode, they are normal again, but I cannot make it so it affects windows, but not the webs visited 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 sounds like Windows 7’s High Contrast mode is now applying to web content as well, which can happen if the browser starts honoring system colors more aggressively. Some browser updates or extensions can trigger this behavior. You might try checking your browser settings for any accessibility options or high-contrast overrides, or use a browser extension that allows you to disable system colors for websites while keeping High Contrast for Windows.
