Accessibility: Add subtle tint background for enabled extensions card
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By default, you have to look for the blue switch & then find the card's content or vice versa:
Improved, now content inside enabled extension card are grouped together:See, now it's much easier to spot all enabled extensions, even from afar!
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Did you accidentally upload the same screenshot twice, because I fail to see a difference between them?
Nvm, it was a monitor issue (as @LonM mentioned). -
@Komposten I initially couldn't see the difference because my 2nd screen was calibrated poorly.
On my main screen I can see there is a very slight difference in colour for enabled extensions.
In terms of accessibility, it would probably work best if it was made far more obvious.
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I think the current Google Chrome extensions page is beyond hope/help. It makes no sense to doctor on it, because it has to be completely redesigned β and I hope that's what's gonna happen some day. Vivaldi needs to come up with their own version.
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@LonM said in Accessibility: Add subtle tint background for enabled extensions card:
I initially couldn't see the difference because my 2nd screen was calibrated poorly.
Yeah, I'm on my desktop now and the difference is extremely evident. I guess my office monitor needs an upgrade...
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@LonM I think the pic color r distorted while upload to V server, but u guys get the design concept. Default color design for each card failed to group all related element together, thus result with viewer have to tracking multiple elements to form a conclusion.
My suggestion is to group all related element together with a background color so that viewer can identify each extension's status in one glimpse.
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@luetage
The whole extension manager needs to be rebuilt. Too many features missing from the inherited one. -
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