https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=148086
--- Comment #7 from [email protected] --- Can an admin delete that second attachment/example? It accidentally included a phone number. (A work number thankfully, but it should be erased.) With 7.5, dark icons are showing up on dark background colours. This isn't the friendly "Discord" style high-visibility dark mode. It's harsh and difficult to make out. A lot of people in adverse lighting (sun shining in) or with vision/screen issues (poor screen quality, senior citizen, person nearing retirement, older acer laptops from 2004) can't make them out at all. The icons and background blend completely together. Going into Tools -> Options -> View and changing the theme to a Light version has no effect at all. There's no over-ride, which is very problematic. Many people have Dark Mode enabled in Windows simply because Light Mode on older computer screens is so washed out, you can't see scrollbars or buttons. Anything over 224 just blends in with RGB 255. A person with Dark Mode enabled very likely does not want it enabled in LibreOffice, especially in its current implementation. It should remain user choice, enabled or disabled in the Options, perhaps with the default setting matching Windows. (Although I probably wouldn't even do that, due to the reasons behind people enabling Dark Mode.) I think Steve's point is good one. If there aren't well fitting icons to match the colour scheme, why even offer the option to change to an incomplete and hard to discern theme? To most users, the combined result is what they think of as a theme or light/dark mode. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
